Conclusions: Roadmap Action Plan This section summarises the actions needed to achieve the objectives proposed by the roadmap. Implementation organisations include government agencies, the wind power industry and power system actors. The public should also be involved in implementation. Some aspects of the action plan should be jointly implemented, so co-ordination between the wind power industry, government and the power system is vital.
Actions led by governments
R&D Increase support for wind power technology R&D efforts. Set up renewable energy development fund to support R&D on key technologies of wind power and common technical service platform, including experimental wind farm and testing platform, as well as standards and certification activities.
Milestones and participants By 2015, improved technology R&D and common service platform will be established. By 2020, effectively co-ordinated R&D capacity should be established.
Training and employment Wind power specialty and curricula shall be provided at universities, technical training programmes in industry will provide more job opportunities and capacity-building for technical personnel.
Milestones and participants Complete by 2015.
Market incentives National demonstration projects of advanced wind power technologies, designs, and commercial applications.
Milestones and participants Sustained progress of stages.
Improve pricing system for wind power development, including grid access, integration and transmission. Develop scaled wind power market.
Complete by 2020.
Power system reform Actively promote power system reform for a competitive and fair power market. Optimise power resource dispatching for an equal service. Wind power integration with power system.
Milestones and participants Progress by 2015, and complete by 2020.
Public participation Outreach programme of wind power technologies and social and environmental impact
Milestones and participants Complete by 2015.
Government agencies include central and local government departments. Their major tasks are establishing and implementing incentive policies, developing national and local projects, co-ordinating stakeholder relations, and promoting international collaboration to overcome obstacles to large-scale wind power development, to encourage diversified and integrated wind power and power system development.
Implementation organisations include NEA, MOF, MOST, National RE center, testing and certification organisations.
NEA and national education and employment departments.
NEA, MOF, and MOST.
NEA and price department..
NEA and Electric Power Regulatory Commission.
NEA, etc..
Series of RE Week programmes Wind power planning and project management Rolling plans for wind power development. Improved project management regulations and rules towards independent market investment decisions.
Milestones and participants Sustained progress.
International collaboration International co-operation through international exchange, technical collaboration, mutual standard recognition, fair trade activities, to encourage global wind power development.
Milestones and participants Framework complete by 2015.
NEA, etc.
NEA, MOST, MOC, and Standardisation Department.
Conclusions: Roadmap Actions Plan
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