The
forecast
represents
a
sharp
turnaround
from
this
year’s
trend,
with
2012
installations
expected
to
be
9%
lower
than
last
year
at
16GW.
It
is
also
contrary
to
current
predictions
by
several
China-based
turbine
makers
who
are
reporting
weak
orders
this
year.
However,
MAKE’s
China
analyst
Celia
Sun
says
there
is
a
large
pipeline
of
projects
already
approved
and
awaiting
construction
and
a
further
batch
expected
to
get
approval
in
the
coming
few
months,
creating
significant
demand.
Developers
will
benefit
from
an
easing
of
the
monetary
policy
and
other
macro-economic
factors
encouraging
them
to…