Government Renewable Energy Plans Will Propel Transformational Growth Across Asia-Pacific
This study outlines the general outlook for the offshore wind turbine market until 2025; analysis segments, how government plans and regulations drive the market, how geopolitical chaos restrain growth, how competitive intensity is dynamic and is both disrupted and driven by technology, including the transformative Mega Trends across the Asia-Pacific, and the country-level market trend. The study offers market size forecasts for each country, the country’s preferences and its challenges, and strategic information on what OEMs should invest in and develop.
The research has identified the following market drivers and restraints:
Market Drivers
- Government regulations and national project plans driving offshore wind turbine installations
- Growing power demand pushing for offshore wind power supply
- Adoption of power purchase agreements (PPAs) influencing power producers to choose renewable energy
- Price drop in wind turbine prices powering demand
Market Restraints
- Low affordability and lack of strong supply chain slowing down market adoption
- Slow adoption of clean energy resources in developing countries hindering offshore wind market growth
- COVID-19 causing project installation delays
The research concludes that the biggest challenge to the market is the lack of commissioning projects in a timely manner. Asia-Pacific can lose projects valued hundreds of billions of dollars, regardless of the market drivers, trends, government plans, or market demands. Executing and commissioning projects have become a far more valuable aspect than mere planning and proposing projects.