Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • GD - Capitulo 2B - WWEA - WorldWindReport - 2013

    Uploaded by

    Jhoan Gomez
    13 views13 pages
    The document is a report from the World Wind Energy Association providing key statistics about wind energy in 2013. It states that wind power is now used in 103 countries worldwide and generated over 640 terawatt-hours of electricity, accounting for around 4% of global electricity demand. Several countries like Denmark and Spain have particularly high shares of wind power in their electricity supply, with Denmark at 34% and Spain at 21%.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    GD- Capitulo 2B- WWEA_WorldWindReport _2013

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    The document is a report from the World Wind Energy Association providing key statistics about wind energy in 2013. It states that wind power is now used in 103 countries worldwide and generated over 640 terawatt-hours of electricity, accounting for around 4% of global electricity demand. Several countries like Denmark and Spain have particularly high shares of wind power in their electricity supply, with Denmark at 34% and Spain at 21%.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    13 views13 pages

    GD - Capitulo 2B - WWEA - WorldWindReport - 2013

    Uploaded by

    Jhoan Gomez
    The document is a report from the World Wind Energy Association providing key statistics about wind energy in 2013. It states that wind power is now used in 103 countries worldwide and generated over 640 terawatt-hours of electricity, accounting for around 4% of global electricity demand. Several countries like Denmark and Spain have particularly high shares of wind power in their electricity supply, with Denmark at 34% and Spain at 21%.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 13

    World Wind Energy Association

    Uniting the World of Wind Energy


    www.wwindea.org

    Key Statistics of

    World Wind Energy Report 2013

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Offshore Wind

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Small Wind (< 100kW)

    Total  Cumula/ve  Installed  Units    

    Countries  

    1=2010      2=2011      3=2012      4=2013  

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Wind Power Worldwide – More Key Figures:

    Countries using wind power: 103 countries and regions on all continents,
    including Antarctica

    Electricity generated: ~ 640 TWh

    Share in global electricity demand: ~4%

    Countries with high wind shares: Denmark 34 % Spain 21 % (wind is biggest source)
    Portugal > 20 % Ireland > 16 %
    Germany 9 %

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014


    World Wind Energy Association
    Uniting the World of Wind Energy
    www.wwindea.org

    Shanghai, 7 April 2014

    You might also like