Why the state stopped wind power

The reason behind the state's suspension of wind power projects is also based on the demand for investment promotion, and local governments should actively participate in the construction of the wind power market, but the problem of wind curtailment and power rationing has not been solved, which is not only not conducive to the development of China's wind power industry, but also not conducive to the investment promotion of local governments.

Introduction:

Some of the areas where wind power projects have been suspended are very serious power rationing, some places or some provinces that cannot afford wind power. The purpose of this policy issued by the National Energy Administration is to encourage local governments to actively solve the problem of curtailment of wind power through certain administrative means, which undoubtedly has positive significance for the healthy development of the industry.

In the self-guidance document of energy work, there have been obvious instructions to optimize wind power projects, increase the layout, etc., to strictly control new grid-connected projects in areas with serious wind curtailment and power rationing, release early warning information for the wind power industry in 2017, and suspend the arrangement of new wind power in provinces with a wind curtailment rate of more than 20%. In addition, it is necessary to advance the Hebei, Tianjin, Beijing, and Jinsha rivers in an orderly manner.

Valley and Yalong River.

Planning and construction of wind power bases around the valley.

It should be a summary of why foreign countries dismantle wind power generation facilities, protect the environment, and call for a halt.

First: Wind power generation is unstable, and the electricity generated is uncontrollable.

Some Western countries do not have the conditions for wind power generation, and building a large number of wind turbines will only waste resources if there is not enough wind power. Depending on the climate and natural environment, the strength of the wind can also change. As a result, wind power generation is unstable and the amount of electricity generated is not under control.

Second: Wind turbines are difficult to dispose of, once scrapped.

Building a large wind turbine requires a lot of materials, including gearboxes, towers, and so on. These may be okay, but the leaves are not. Since the blades of the wind turbine are made of composite materials, this material is not conducive to secondary use.

According to statistics, by 2050, 43 million tons of waste leaves will be produced, and if they cannot be disposed of for a long time, it will only exacerbate environmental pollution. Some Western countries may not have the ability to dispose of discarded leaves, so it is better to simply dismantle them or stop construction.

Third: Wind power changes the climate and the natural environment.

Since wind turbines generate tremendous pressure as they rotate at high speeds, strong winds can cause changes in the surrounding climate. Originally humid terrain can become dry, affecting the surrounding climate. In addition, the terrain environment will be blown by strong winds, and in the long run, the growth of trees will cause damage, which may lead to desertification of the environment.

Therefore, you will find that many places where wind farms are built are in the Great Plains, just to avoid damage to the topography and natural climate.

It's not that the state has stopped wind power generation, it's just that some places are not suitable for wind power generation.

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The state has not stopped wind power generation, on the contrary, China** has been promoting the development of renewable energy, including wind power. However, in some areas, due to the immaturity of wind power generation technology and equipment, or due to the high construction and operating costs of wind power generation, some projects have quality problems or poor economic benefits, so some places may suspend or limit the construction of wind power generation. In addition, there are some environmental and social problems associated with wind power, such as the potential impact on birds and other wildlife, or the disruption and impact on the lives of the people living in the area.

Therefore, in the planning and construction process of wind power generation, it is necessary to fully consider these issues and take corresponding measures to reduce the impact on the environment and society. In general, the state has not stopped wind power generation, but while promoting the development of renewable energy, it also needs to pay attention to solving some problems existing in wind power generation to ensure its healthy and sustainable development.

The purpose of the state to stop wind power generation is to encourage local governments to actively solve the problem of curtailment of wind power through certain administrative means, which has a positive significance for the healthy development of the industry.

Why the state stopped wind power

The principle of wind power generation is actually to convert wind energy into mechanical energy, and then convert mechanical energy into electrical energy, and the instrument that converts wind energy into electrical energy is the wind turbine.

Wind turbines have large blades, only when the blades are running normally, can they really play a role in generating electricity, wind energy is a clean energy, but there are many flaws.

Wind turbines can have a significant negative impact on the geographical environment when they work, such as changes in the surrounding air and water vapor, which in turn can lead to changes in the local climate.

Legal Analysis: Wind power is environmentally destructive, inherently unstable, and expensive.

Legal basis: Order (No. 31) of the National Development and Reform Commission of the People's Republic of China Article 6 The ratio of wind farm capacity to the capacity of unified power grid dispatch shall be determined in principle by factors such as power quality, minimum line loss and transient stability under steady-state operation. When the capacity of the wind farm accounts for less than 5% of the unified dispatching capacity of the power grid, there is generally no need to install control equipment; When it exceeds 5%, it should be determined through consultation with the power grid dispatching agency.