Wind power industry eagerly calls for rational growth (4)

“Companies are not afraid of overcapacity and are not afraid of losses. The country is purely awkward!” Among the officials in the coastal areas, there are not many who hold this view. Some people even think that the overcapacity of fan manufacturing is a fabricated "pseudo-surplus"! With regard to the development of emerging industries, they are looking forward to the path: From scratch, from being to many, from many to fine, from technology introduction to independent innovation – the process has to go, tuition has to be paid, there is no low level, which is high Level quality? The market can not be "planned", which capacity will "a lot more than one"? Industrial planning has always been unsuccessful, and it is not allowed to make any mistakes here. Nobody would listen. It would be better to work together, and how to eliminate backward construction?

This set of theories based on "reverse planning" and advocating "free competition" is worrying. Qian Zhixin, a professor at Nanjing University, believes that to develop emerging industries, it is necessary to play a role in the allocation of the market. Self-investment by enterprises, the government can only set the industry threshold, and formulate industrial policies. Putting everything into the planning framework and repelling market competition, Shagang, then Rongsheng Shipbuilding, will not stand out. The problem is that behind the "prosperity" of the current wind power industry is a distorted "market allocation." The energy giants represented by the central enterprises are not considering the cost of “circling the wind”. They are not only saving new energy quotas necessary for expanding traditional energy sources, but also occupying scarce resources. They have extremely low credit costs and are naturally not afraid of losing money. This capital impulse superimposes the government's political impulses, making the development of the wind power industry more and more blind. Li Yihao, the county governor of Binhai County, said that some local wind farms and wind turbines are not only pursuing traditional GDP, but also contending for green GDP labels. They are chasing central enterprises and engaging in unlimited deals. Even if the project fails, they can build momentum.

As the most mature technology and lowest cost new energy category, the wind power industry has a bright future. Jiangsu's total installed capacity of wind power accounts for only 3% of wind power, while the Danish figure is as high as 20%. Obviously, "surplus" is just a bubble, not a wind power industry. All localities must jump out of the use of resources for industry, scientific planning, from the giants to the cultivation of industrial chain, breakthrough in core technologies, improve local supporting capabilities, and deepen the roots of the industry in order to make the industry go further. The Nantong Development and Reform Commission proposed to draw lessons from onshore wind power development, properly control offshore wind farm projects, conduct in-depth research and demonstration, wait for the conditions to be mature, and develop in a step-by-step manner; the Yancheng City Government acknowledges that the promotion of wind farm construction and investment in wind power equipment is very Large randomness, blindness, and disorder have led to signs of long contracts, resource seizures, and inability to develop. In early September, the State Council included new energy in the seven strategic emerging industries, and reiterated that it would strengthen planning and investment integration to prevent low-level redundant construction. Provincial departments stressed that the construction of wind farms must obey the plan, and wind power equipment manufacturing must adhere to the development of agglomeration.