Energy Agency sets out to curb disorderly competition in wind power industry


Release time:

2020-09-25

Recently, the National Energy Administration issued the "Notice on Relevant Requirements for Regulating the Market Order of Wind Power Equipment" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice"), proposing the establishment of a wind power equipment type certification system, standardizing quality acceptance behavior, and prohibiting local protectionism. Experts believe that the promulgation of the "Notice" will help solve the problem of unclear disputes between wind power manufacturers and developers on quality assurance issues, and it is also expected to eliminate the problem of local protectionism in the bidding and procurement process of wind turbines. In recent years, China's wind power industry has recovered and re-entered the rapid development channel. At the same time, the wind power equipment manufacturing industry has also seen disorderly competition, low technical level and quality of some equipment, serious local protection attention, and weak market supervision.

Recently, the National Energy Administration issued the "Notice on Relevant Requirements for Regulating the Market Order of Wind Power Equipment" (hereinafter referred to as the "Notice"), proposing the establishment of a wind power equipment type certification system, standardizing quality acceptance behavior, and prohibiting local protectionism. Experts believe that the promulgation of the "Notice" will help solve the problem of unclear disputes between wind power manufacturers and developers on quality assurance issues, and it is also expected to eliminate the problem of local protectionism in the bidding and procurement process of wind turbines.

In recent years, China's wind power industry has recovered and re-entered the rapid development channel. At the same time, the wind power equipment manufacturing industry has also seen disorderly competition, low technical level and quality of some equipment, serious local protection attention, and weak market supervision.