As well, the growth in the offshore sector, which has lagged the onshore sector, will continue to develop and grow as more governments and power generation companies locate areas where the wind energy warrants wind farm development.
Wind Power a Viable Energy Source
In 2010, the global acceptance of wind power as a viable alternative energy source is closely related to the capability of the international community and governments of all countries to negotiate and agree upon legally binding terms on limiting greenhouse gasses.While Copenhagen 15 did not result in any binding agreements on limiting greenhouse gasses, wind power was represented by a large wind turbine erected on-site, a massive rotor blade, and photographs of onshore and offshore farms.
European Wind Power
In Europe, which has a much longer experience with the capability of wind power to generate electrical energy, than North America, wind energy has become a driving force, and the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), the voice of the European wind industry, reports that it now has over 600 members from almost 60 countries, with a 90 percent share of the world wind power market. Members include manufacturers, plus component suppliers, research institutes, wind and renewables associations, developers, electricity providers, finance and insurance companies and consultantsEuropean wind power will continue to grow as the older and antiquated onshore grid systems are enhanced and a dedicated offshore grid is established.
Read more: http://energy-conservation.suite101.com/article.cfm/global_wind_power_projections_for_2010
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