Exploring the Development and Environmental Benefits of Wind Power Technology in Clean Energy Supply

Abstract

Wind power is becoming a key renewable energy solution under the dual pressure of global climate change and the energy crisis. Current research is inadequate in terms of technology and ecological synergy mechanism, regional industrial synergy evidence and industry-wide environmental assessment system. This paper analyzes the evolution of wind power technology, energy substitution effect and environmental benefits by integrating statistical data and technical cases, and finds that: carbon fiber blades and other material innovations can increase power generation efficiency by more than 10%, reduce CO2 by 8 million tons per 10GW installed capacity, account for 10.6% of the national clean energy power generation capacity by 2023, and drive more than 150,000 people's employment and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth of 1.8-2.5 percent in Inner Mongolia and other regions. 1.8%-2.5%. The study shows that by promoting the synergistic development of distributed and offshore wind power and scientific planning and site selection, the ecological balance can be realized while guaranteeing the energy supply.