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Regional Development 1
Wind Industry:Economic Development
Opportunities
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Episode 435:
How to Create a JobOriginally Aired 5/13/2011
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2 Choices:
Compete Among
States for Jobs Collaborate to Build a New,
Competitive National Industry
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New Technology = New Opportunities
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Types of Direct Jobs (based on EU
experience)59% Turbine and Component Manufacturing16% Installation11% Maintenance and Operation
Typical US Turbine Manufacturing Site with 250Employees will have 126 Occupations from Janitorsto Engineers
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Types
Of Jobs
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European Wind Industry Employment Trends –Example Germany
• The German Wind Energy Industry comprises:• Turbine Manufacturers• Component Manufacturers (Tower, Blades, Gear Boxes, Lubricants etc.)• Installation and Construction Companies
• Grid Integration Companies• Grid Integration Component Manufacturers(Generators, Transformers, Converters)
• Maintenance and Monitoring Services• Personnel Training• Consulting, Project Management and R&D Services
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Local Impact:
2 Stories based on 3000MW
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Factors that May Affect Local SupplyChain Development
• Availability of Local Resources•Transportation Logistics: Size Matters
•Market Demands:•Local Energy Policies and Goals
•Expertise that Attracts Investment
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Expertise that Attracts Investment
•Existing Industry with Transferable Skills•Experience in Wind Energy •Existing Industry Exporting Wind Energy Products
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Suppliers to other regions• Workforce Availability •Training and Education
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Total # of Wind Energy related companies inGermany= 3,500
• 2003 and 2008 Export Share Grew from 58% to 87%
2006 -2008 German Domestic Market Declined by 25%
•2006-2008 German Wind Jobs Grew from 70,000 to90,000
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Lessons
•Collaborate Regionally: Avoid Race to the Bottom!!!
•Establish Local Driven Demand for Wind Energy
•Build on Transferable Knowledge
•Compete Globally
•Pursue Export Opportunities (UK??)
•Invest in Workforce Skills
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