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Rare Earth Elements Supply Wind Turbines

September 27, 2011

Key trends in this Market Brief include:

  • China's quasi-monopoly on rare earth elements production and processing has resulted in rocketing prices and global concerns about a supply shortage.
  • The use of permanent magnets has become the industry's standard for turbines larger than 3 MW in size and for offshore turbines, with over 60% of these turbines announced since July 2010 opting for this technology.
  • Increasing concerns over price evolution and a shortage of key elements have forced turbine manufacturers to find ways to cover or reduce their dependency on rare earth elements.

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