Shanghai New Energy Twelfth Five-Year Plan: Offshore Wind Power Receives New Deal

On December 27th, the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” (hereinafter referred to as “Planning”) of Shanghai's new energy development issued by the Shanghai Municipal Government was formally announced on the official website of the Shanghai Municipal Government. The plan led by the Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission made detailed and clear plans for all aspects of Shanghai's new energy during the 12th Five-Year Plan period. As new energy is a strategic emerging industry, Shanghai has fully embodied overall considerations in the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”.

The plan clarified the main tasks of new energy development during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, policies and safeguard measures for new energy development, and key construction projects for new energy development and utilization. According to the “Planning”, Shanghai’s total development target for the new energy industry is: By 2015, non-fossil energy in Shanghai accounts for about 12% of the total primary energy consumption, of which local production reaches 1.2 million tons of standard coal. (Excluding solar thermal energy utilization) is 8 times that of 2010.

It is worth mentioning that the "plan" also made it clear that in the future, the layout will focus on offshore wind power development and accelerate the construction of large-scale wind power bases.

Focusing on Offshore Wind Power Development Accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases The “Plan” shows that the main tasks of the “12th Five-Year” new energy development are: accelerating the development of wind power, steadily advancing the use of solar energy, and developing physical energy, geothermal energy, and ocean energy according to local conditions. It also includes seven aspects of hydrogen energy, accelerating the construction of new energy demonstration areas, actively promoting the construction of new energy access systems and smart grids, promoting the development and industrialization of new energy technologies, and developing new energy service industries and public platforms.

At present, in the field of wind power, Shanghai-based wind turbines account for only 2% of the national market share, while domestic wind power giants account for 50%; in 2008, Shanghai added 15,000 kW of wind power, adjacent to Zhejiang Province The increase is 150,000 kilowatts, which is 10 times that of Shanghai. In Jiangsu Province, the figure is as high as 335,500 kilowatts. The development of the wind power industry in China is only five years. It can be seen that the gap in Shanghai seems to be increasing. As a new energy industry, Shanghai is slightly “undermined” in its races with other provinces and cities.

Therefore, the "Plan" clearly stated that in the "12th Five-Year Plan" new energy deployment and structural goals, with emphasis on offshore wind power development, accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases and continuing to demonstrate offshore wind power, making offshore wind power Become the main force of Shanghai's new energy power generation.

The "Planning" also proposes that by 2015, three bases will be formed: Donghai Bridge, Lingang, Fengxian Offshore Wind Power and Expansion. At the same time, wind power generation and expansion projects such as the North Chongming, Chongming avant-garde, Changxing Island and Laogang have been constructed, and the scale of the wind power bases in the three continents of Chongming, Changxing and Laogang has been initially formed. In addition, Liyan has the advantages of good grid access conditions in areas where wind energy resources are relatively abundant along the coast, and the development of medium and small-scale distributed and user-side wind power projects in line with local conditions. It has become a powerful complement to wind power generation bases, and the installed capacity of wind power in Shanghai is about 1 million kilowatts. .

At the same time, in the 12th Five-Year Plan period, Shanghai has also proposed that solar photovoltaic power generation be given priority in the construction of Golden Sun demonstration projects in Waigaoqiao, Laogang, Chenjiazheng and other development zones, industrial zones and new cities, and large-scale public buildings in the new energy industry. And rooftop photovoltaic demonstration applications, with a total installed capacity of up to 150 MW. Biomass energy is also proposed to be integrated with the comprehensive utilization of urban waste, focusing on the construction of biomass power generation demonstration projects in Chongming, Songjiang, Fengxian and Laogang, and expanding the scale of urban waste-to-energy generation, and building power generation projects such as Pudong and Jinshan. More than 200,000 kilowatts of additional machines.

In the construction of regional targets, the "planning" proposes to build a state-level Chongming green energy demonstration counties, and to increase the installed capacity of new energy sources by 3-40 million kilowatts. A preliminary construction scale of 50 megawatts will be established in the demonstration area for photovoltaic concentration application in Waigaoqiao and Chenjia Town. The three-dimensional and diversified new energy development and utilization base of the old port has been built, and the installed capacity of new energy power generation has reached about 150,000 kilowatts.

On December 27th, the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” (hereinafter referred to as “Planning”) of Shanghai's new energy development issued by the Shanghai Municipal Government was formally announced on the official website of the Shanghai Municipal Government. The plan led by the Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission made detailed and clear plans for all aspects of Shanghai's new energy during the 12th Five-Year Plan period. As new energy is a strategic emerging industry, Shanghai has fully embodied overall considerations in the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”.

The plan clarified the main tasks of new energy development during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, policies and safeguard measures for new energy development, and key construction projects for new energy development and utilization. According to the “Planning”, Shanghai’s total development target for the new energy industry is: By 2015, non-fossil energy in Shanghai accounts for about 12% of the total primary energy consumption, of which local production reaches 1.2 million tons of standard coal. (Excluding solar thermal energy utilization) is 8 times that of 2010.

It is worth mentioning that the "plan" also made it clear that in the future, the layout will focus on offshore wind power development and accelerate the construction of large-scale wind power bases.

Focusing on Offshore Wind Power Development Accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases The “Plan” shows that the main tasks of the “12th Five-Year” new energy development are: accelerating the development of wind power, steadily advancing the use of solar energy, and developing physical energy, geothermal energy, and ocean energy according to local conditions. It also includes seven aspects of hydrogen energy, accelerating the construction of new energy demonstration areas, actively promoting the construction of new energy access systems and smart grids, promoting the development and industrialization of new energy technologies, and developing new energy service industries and public platforms.

At present, in the field of wind power, Shanghai-based wind turbines account for only 2% of the national market share, while domestic wind power giants account for 50%; in 2008, Shanghai added 15,000 kW of wind power, adjacent to Zhejiang Province The increase is 150,000 kilowatts, which is 10 times that of Shanghai. In Jiangsu Province, the figure is as high as 335,500 kilowatts. The development of the wind power industry in China is only five years. It can be seen that the gap in Shanghai seems to be increasing. As a new energy industry, Shanghai is slightly “undermined” in its races with other provinces and cities.

Therefore, the "Plan" clearly stated that in the "12th Five-Year Plan" new energy deployment and structural goals, with emphasis on offshore wind power development, accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases and continuing to demonstrate offshore wind power, making offshore wind power Become the main force of Shanghai's new energy power generation.

The "Planning" also proposes that by 2015, three bases will be formed: Donghai Bridge, Lingang, Fengxian Offshore Wind Power and Expansion. At the same time, wind power generation and expansion projects such as the North Chongming, Chongming avant-garde, Changxing Island and Laogang have been constructed, and the scale of the wind power bases in the three continents of Chongming, Changxing and Laogang has been initially formed. In addition, Liyan has the advantages of good grid access conditions in areas where wind energy resources are relatively abundant along the coast, and the development of medium and small-scale distributed and user-side wind power projects in line with local conditions. It has become a powerful complement to wind power generation bases, and the installed capacity of wind power in Shanghai is about 1 million kilowatts. .

At the same time, in the 12th Five-Year Plan period, Shanghai has also proposed that solar photovoltaic power generation be given priority in the construction of Golden Sun demonstration projects in Waigaoqiao, Laogang, Chenjiazheng and other development zones, industrial zones and new cities, and large-scale public buildings in the new energy industry. And rooftop photovoltaic demonstration applications, with a total installed capacity of up to 150 MW. Biomass energy is also proposed to be integrated with the comprehensive utilization of urban waste, focusing on the construction of biomass power generation demonstration projects in Chongming, Songjiang, Fengxian and Laogang, and expanding the scale of urban waste-to-energy generation, and building power generation projects such as Pudong and Jinshan. More than 200,000 kilowatts of additional machines.

In the construction of regional targets, the "planning" proposes to build a state-level Chongming green energy demonstration counties, and to increase the installed capacity of new energy sources by 3-40 million kilowatts. A preliminary construction scale of 50 megawatts will be established in the demonstration area for photovoltaic concentration application in Waigaoqiao and Chenjia Town. The three-dimensional and diversified new energy development and utilization base of the old port has been built, and the installed capacity of new energy power generation has reached about 150,000 kilowatts.

On December 27th, the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” (hereinafter referred to as “Planning”) of Shanghai's new energy development issued by the Shanghai Municipal Government was formally announced on the official website of the Shanghai Municipal Government. The plan led by the Shanghai Municipal Development and Reform Commission made detailed and clear plans for all aspects of Shanghai's new energy during the 12th Five-Year Plan period. As new energy is a strategic emerging industry, Shanghai has fully embodied overall considerations in the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan”.

The plan clarified the main tasks of new energy development during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, policies and safeguard measures for new energy development, and key construction projects for new energy development and utilization. According to the “Planning”, Shanghai’s total development target for the new energy industry is: By 2015, non-fossil energy in Shanghai accounts for about 12% of the total primary energy consumption, of which local production reaches 1.2 million tons of standard coal. (Excluding solar thermal energy utilization) is 8 times that of 2010.

It is worth mentioning that the "plan" also made it clear that in the future, the layout will focus on offshore wind power development and accelerate the construction of large-scale wind power bases.

Focusing on Offshore Wind Power Development Accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases The “Plan” shows that the main tasks of the “12th Five-Year” new energy development are: accelerating the development of wind power, steadily advancing the use of solar energy, and developing physical energy, geothermal energy, and ocean energy according to local conditions. It also includes seven aspects of hydrogen energy, accelerating the construction of new energy demonstration areas, actively promoting the construction of new energy access systems and smart grids, promoting the development and industrialization of new energy technologies, and developing new energy service industries and public platforms.

At present, in the field of wind power, Shanghai-based wind turbines account for only 2% of the national market share, while domestic wind power giants account for 50%; in 2008, Shanghai added 15,000 kW of wind power, adjacent to Zhejiang Province The increase is 150,000 kilowatts, which is 10 times that of Shanghai. In Jiangsu Province, the figure is as high as 335,500 kilowatts. The development of the wind power industry in China is only five years. It can be seen that the gap in Shanghai seems to be increasing. As a new energy industry, Shanghai is slightly “undermined” in its races with other provinces and cities.

Therefore, the "Plan" clearly stated that in the "12th Five-Year Plan" new energy deployment and structural goals, with emphasis on offshore wind power development, accelerating the construction of large-scale wind power bases and continuing to demonstrate offshore wind power, making offshore wind power Become the main force of Shanghai's new energy power generation.

The "Planning" also proposes that by 2015, three bases will be formed: Donghai Bridge, Lingang, Fengxian Offshore Wind Power and Expansion. At the same time, wind power generation and expansion projects such as the North Chongming, Chongming avant-garde, Changxing Island and Laogang have been constructed, and the scale of the wind power bases in the three continents of Chongming, Changxing and Laogang has been initially formed. In addition, Liyan has the advantages of good grid access conditions in areas where wind energy resources are relatively abundant along the coast, and the development of medium and small-scale distributed and user-side wind power projects in line with local conditions. It has become a powerful complement to wind power generation bases, and the installed capacity of wind power in Shanghai is about 1 million kilowatts. .

At the same time, in the 12th Five-Year Plan period, Shanghai has also proposed that solar photovoltaic power generation be given priority in the construction of Golden Sun demonstration projects in Waigaoqiao, Laogang, Chenjiazheng and other development zones, industrial zones and new cities, and large-scale public buildings in the new energy industry. And rooftop photovoltaic demonstration applications, with a total installed capacity of up to 150 MW. Biomass energy is also proposed to be integrated with the comprehensive utilization of urban waste, focusing on the construction of biomass power generation demonstration projects in Chongming, Songjiang, Fengxian and Laogang, and expanding the scale of urban waste-to-energy generation, and building power generation projects such as Pudong and Jinshan. More than 200,000 kilowatts of additional machines.

In the construction of regional targets, the "planning" proposes to build a state-level Chongming green energy demonstration counties, and to increase the installed capacity of new energy sources by 3-40 million kilowatts. A preliminary construction scale of 50 megawatts will be established in the demonstration area for photovoltaic concentration application in Waigaoqiao and Chenjia Town. The three-dimensional and diversified new energy development and utilization base of the old port has been built, and the installed capacity of new energy power generation has reached about 150,000 kilowatts.

The “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” to build a new energy industry with 100 billion yuan worth of capital is a crucial period for Shanghai to speed up the “four lead” and speed up the construction of the “four centers”. Vigorously developing new energy is not only the responsibility and obligation of Shanghai to cope with climate change and the construction of a modern international metropolis, but it is also an intrinsic requirement for innovation-driven, transitional development, breakthroughs in energy resource constraints, and promotion of technological progress and industrial upgrading. In the middle of the "planning", it is clearly stated that Shanghai is still faced with an arduous task in raising the proportion of non-fossil energy. At the same time, new energy development will enter an accelerated period of development.

It is worth mentioning that the "planning" in response to increasing financial support for new energy, proposed that it will actively strive to implement the state's financial capital subsidy policy for new energy industries. We will improve the special funds support policy for the development of renewable energy and new energy in Shanghai, and increase support for the development and application of major innovation technologies. At the same time, we will guide districts and counties to increase investment in the development of new energy industries. As a clear pillar industry for strategic emerging industries, new energy should be given special support in independent innovation and high-tech industry development of major projects.

According to a person close to the policy, during the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” period, Shanghai’s total investment in the new energy industry was 18 billion yuan, of which 10 billion yuan was for wind power development (3 billion yuan onshore wind power, offshore wind power 70 Billion), photovoltaic power generation, biomass power generation, and others are each worth 2 billion yuan, 4 billion yuan, and 2 billion yuan. And this 18 billion yuan will directly drive the scale of development of the industry of 100 billion yuan.

The middle of the "planning" clearly pointed out that by 2015, in the equipment industry, Shanghai will be the first to become the nation's new energy core technology research and development base and equipment industry service industry base, and enhance the total equipment assembly, general contracting for engineering design, and total system integration capabilities. One hundred billion yuan new energy industry. As soon as possible, a new energy industry development system integrating production, education, research, and research will be formed. Leading domestic and international leading talents and technical teams will be introduced to implement the “Thousand Talent Plan” for high-level overseas talents. The industry expects that the number of employees in the new energy field will reach around 5-10 million in the future.

At the same time, the "plan" also proposed to establish a new energy market trading mechanism and build a comprehensive trading platform. Financial institutions, enterprises and individual investors are encouraged to participate in new energy industry projects, build new energy investment and financing platforms, and explore and cultivate carbon asset management companies, carbon brokers and green credit rating agencies. We will vigorously develop a new energy public consultation platform to provide effective information consulting, project design, business planning, service evaluation and other services for the development of new energy industries in Shanghai.

It is worth mentioning that, in increasing the support for new energy and financial support, the “planning” also clearly stated that it will focus on supporting professional venture capital investment enterprises that focus on new energy fields, encourage new energy companies to increase institutional innovation, and make full use of Existing financial resources, through strategic reorganization, mergers and acquisitions, and other ways, further transform the operating mechanism and upgrade industrial energy levels. Encourage and guide financial institutions to further increase credit support and financial services to new energy companies, strengthen information communication in major new energy industry projects, effectively reduce financing costs for new energy companies, increase credit approval efficiency, and gradually establish financial support for new energy sources. The effective management mechanism for industrial development.