FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrint分享Greentech Media:While the U.S. wind energy installation outlook looks bright — more than 23 gigawatts in new capacity forecast over the next two years — looming unforeseen supply chain bottlenecks could lead to project cancellations and postponements. This could put as much as $2.1 billion of revenue at risk, according to a new study by Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables.“Between 2019 and 2020, we anticipate strong growth in wind energy installations as the industry rushes to meet deadlines for U.S. Production Tax Credits (PTCs),” said Dan Shreve, head of global wind research at Wood Mackenzie Power & Renewables. “However, increased demand for transportation capacity due to growth in partial repowering activity, logistics requirements, and competition from other industrial sectors could severely hamper the transportation segment’s ability to ship components.”Shreve added: “These supply chain constraints will escalate deployment risks for all wind energy participants — increasing the likelihood of higher costs, missed deadlines, lost production, and fewer PTCs if projects can’t be commissioned in time.”According to the analysis, if these supply chain constraint issues are not addressed, more than 23 percent of the wind energy capacity installations expected in 2019-2020 could be delayed or canceled.Moreover, turbine installations could decline by 1.1 gigawatts — 366 megawatts in 2019, 720 megawatts in 2020 — representing a loss of more than $800 million in turbine sales. PTC impacts, while more complex to estimate, could represent lost revenue of up to $1.3 billion over the 10-year tax credit period.More: Looming supply chain crunch threatens US wind energy boom Supply chain bottlenecks may slow U.S. wind installations
Supply chain bottlenecks may slow U.S. wind installations
Posted on byPosted in qfwyfgyz
Tagged: 上海 t台海选 水磨, 上海夜网CG, 上海夜网IK, 上海私家夜上海论坛工作室, 南京娱乐地图yldt8, 嘉定酒店spa, 夜上海论坛KP, 新上海品茶网, 有钱人才能享受的高级私人, 江苏娱乐地图网, 爱上海BR, 爱上海KC.