The Practice and Enlightenment of the Wind Power Industry in India

Chi Zhang; Shu Yu Xia

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.512-515.794

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Research on Wind Power Prediction by Combining Mesoscale Numerical Model with Neural Network Model
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Study on Noise Characteristics of Concentrated Wind Energy Turbine
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Symmetrical Short Circuit Current Characteristics of Doubly Fed Induction Generator Wind Turbine with Crowbar Protection
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The Control Strategy Study of Doubly-Fed Wind Turbine Participated in Frequency Regulation
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The Practice and Enlightenment of the Wind Power Industry in India
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The Research on Direct Drive Permanent Magnet Synchronous Wind Generator Vector Control
p.798

Wind Speed Forecasting Using a Combined Method Based on Auto Regression and Wavelet Transform
p.803

The Vertical Load Identification Method of the Wind Turbine Support Structure
p.809

On the Policy Suggestion for Promoting the Development of Wind Energy Resources in China
p.818

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The Practice and Enlightenment of the Wind Power Industry in India

Abstract:

Energy is an essential part in life. Currently wind power is the most technologically mature industry in new energy industry, possessed with the most mechanized prospect. The development of Indian wind power industry has gained remarkable achievements, with its wind turbines manufacturing capability and total installation capacity ranking front among current undeveloped countries. Power plants can use wind turbines rather than steam to generate electricity. Being in use with a large scale, wind power can have a significant effect on the growing global need for more energy and efforts to stop climate change. Effective government support, active technological research and international development path are the basic motives to promote the prosperity of Indian wind power industry. With reference to experience from India, enforcing planning, regulation and support and cultivating self innovative ability should be direct countermeasures for our own wind power industry development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 512-515)

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May 2012

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Chi Zhang, Shu Yu Xia

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Government Support, India, Internationalization, Technological Research, Wind Power Industry

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