Published by Coherent Market Insights
Posted on September 27, 2021
3 min readLast updated: February 2, 2026
The Smart Wind Market is expanding rapidly with Siemens Gamesa's SG 3.4-145 turbine, offering cost-effective solutions and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
United States/WA: Smart Wind Market Will Boom In Near Future
Report Pages:[130 Pages]
The Competitive Area of the Smart Wind Market is Defined by Key Players Like:-Xcel Energy, GE Power, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Omniflow, GaN Systems, Nextek Power Systems, and Nebula Energy
Smart wind is a combination of wind turbine siting and management technologies that could create nearly cost savings within thirty years of their implementation. The forecasts are helping power companies deal with one of the biggest challenges of wind power: its intermittency. Using small amounts of wind power is no problem for utilities. However, a utility that wants to use a lot of wind power needs backup power to protect against a sudden loss of wind. These backup plants, which typically burn fossil fuels, are expensive and very dirty. But with more accurate forecasts, utilities can cut the amount of power that needs to be held in reserve, minimizing their role. As far as upfront costs go, wind farms or individual turbines can be expensive to install. However, once up and running, operating costs are relatively low; their fuel (wind) is free, and the turbines don’t require too much maintenance over the course of their lifetime. The core science needed to advance the next generation of wind energy technology is linked to researchers’ fundamental understanding of wind power plant physics, from the source of wind flow in the atmosphere to small scales of flow through the plant, including how the wind plant interacts with that flow. Though the wind industry and wind energy technology have advanced dramatically in recent decades, uncertainty in the science around wind plant physics threatens to limit future innovation in wind turbine and power plant technology that will make wind energy cost-competitive nationwide.
According to American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), unsubsidized costs of this energy generation methodology in the country ranged from US$ 32 to 62 per MWh in 2016, which was relatively lower to the gas combined cycle that ranged from US$ 48 to 78 per MWh, which was the cheapest conventional energy source. Moreover, pricing trend has witnessed considerable decline over the past few years. According to Coherent Market Insights, owing to these advantageous factors, the number of deployment of wind farms is expected to increase over 1.5X in 2016, which will provide substantial opportunities for the smart wind market over the next few years.
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Smart Wind Market Taxonomy
On the basis of components, the global smart wind market is classified into:
On the basis of turbine axis, the global smart wind market is classified into:
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The article discusses the rapid expansion of the Smart Wind Market, focusing on Siemens Gamesa's new wind turbine.
Smart wind technology offers cost savings, reduces fossil fuel reliance, and provides more accurate power forecasts.
Key players include Siemens Gamesa, Xcel Energy, GE Power, and others.
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