Research and Markets: The Wind Power Industry in India - Wind power generation has gained a high level of attention and acceptability

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/add3cc/the_wind_power_ind) has announced the addition of the "The Wind Power Industry in India" report to their offering.

India has a great untapped potential for wind energy. According to official estimates, the country's total wind energy resource amounts to 48 GW of installed capacity, but some experts think that this figure is on the conservative side, and that technological improvements could significantly increase this potential.

In India, the wind power generation has gained a high level of attention and acceptability compared to other renewable energy technologies. New technological developments in wind power design have contributed for the significant advances in wind energy penetration and to get optimum power from available wind.

The positive development of wind energy in India has mainly been driven by progressive state level legislation, including policy measures such as renewable portfolio standards and feed-in-tariffs. At the moment, there is no coherent national renewable energy policy to drive the development of wind energy. This is urgently needed to realize the country's full potential and reap the benefits for both the environment and the economy.

The Indian government is currently considering the introduction of a national renewable energy policy, so this report comes as a timely reminder of how important a role wind energy could play in securing India's energy security, curbing its CO2 emissions, providing new employment and boosting economic development.

A strong domestic manufacturing base has underpinned the growth of the Indian wind energy market. The Indian wind turbine manufacturer Suzlon is now a recognised player on the global market, and many international companies are established in India.

As can be seen by the Indian Wind Energy Outlook, the wind industry, both domestic and international, stands ready to do its part in achieving an energy revolution in India. With sufficient political will and the right policy frameworks, it could do even more.

Key Topics Covered:

• Executive Summary
• Wind Power- Global Scenario
• Wind Power Usage around the world
• Indian Power Sector
• Renewable Energy in India
• Wind Power in India
• Indian Wind Energy & Economy
• Growth of Wind Energy in India
• State wise- Wind Power Installation
• Wind Potential
• Wind Farms in India
• Wind Energy- Power Projects in India
• Policy for Wind Energy in India
• Initiatives taken by Indian Government to promote Wind Energy
• Setting up a Wind Farm in India
• A Brief Comparison of Wind Energy Policies in Key States
• Associations in India Managing Wind Energy Industry
• Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE)
• India Wind Energy Association (InWEA)
• Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturer Association
• Centre for Wind Energy Technology (C-WET)
• India- Emerging Hub Wind Turbines
• India Offshore Wind Farm Plan
• Forecasting Systems to aid Wind Energy Generation
• Foreign Investments in Wind EnergyProduction
• Prominent Wind Energy Companies in India
• Recent happenings in the sector
• SWOT Analysis
• Porter's Five Forces and Wind Energy in India
• and much more

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