Many
are
already
operating
under
the
assumption
that
the
A-3,
generally
the
more
desirable
of
the
two
tenders,
will
be
cancelled
because
of
insufficient
demand.
That
leaves
the
A-5,
for
which
projects
will
have
to
come
on
line
in
2017
—
when
strict
new
regulations
for
financing
locally
made
turbines
will
be
in
full
play.
Those
uncertainties,
along
with
expected
low
demand
for
electricity,
the
unknown
destiny
of
4-6GW
of
delayed
fossil-fuel
plants
and
a
long
lead-in
time
that
opens
the
way
for
new
technologies,
have
left
the
industry
on
edge.
And
that’s…
