美国能源部 分布式风电市场报告：2022年版.pdfVIP

Distributed Wind Market Report: 2022 Edition Summary Al比e Orrell, Lindsay She时dan, Kamila Kazimierczuk Pacific No民hwest National Laboratory August 2022 Distributed Wind Market Report: 2022 Edition Purpose, Scope, and Data Summarizes publicly available U.S. distributed wind annual data through the end of 2021 Analyzes distributed wind projects of all sizes Provides data and analysis that are separate from land-based and offshore wind Includes data from turbine manufacturers, project installers, state agencies, American Clean Power Association, U.S. Energy Information Administration, Federal Aviation Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture, U.S. Treasury, U.S. Wind Turbine Database, and others. Report Authors Primary Author: Alice Orrell; Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) 一 Contributing Authors: Lindsay Sheridan, Kamila Kazimierczuk; PNNL Funded by - U.S. DOE Wind Energy Technologies Office Products and Availability This summary is complemented with an underlying report and data file - All produc怡 available at: https:j //windreport I U.S. DEPARTMENT O E阳 OFFICE OF ENE阳EFFICI阳＆RENE阳B压ENERGY 2 I Key Findings 15 states added 11.7 MW of new distributed wind caoacitv in 2021 from 1,751 turbine units representing a $41 million investment. Cumulative U.S. distributed wind installed capacity now stands at 1,075 MW. Of the 11. 7 MW installed in 2021, 8. 7 MW came from distributed wind projects using large-scale turbines (greater than 1 MW in size), 1.2 MW came from projects using mid-size turbines (101 kilowatts [kW] to 1 MW in size), and 1.8 MW came from projects using small wind turbines (up through 100 kW in size). Rhode Island. Kansas. and Minneso幅led the United Stat1臼in 2021 cao