![]() |
市場調查報告書
商品編碼
2113488
風力發電機塔架:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計、成長預測(2026-2031)Wind Turbine Tower - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
||||||
※ 本網頁內容可能與最新版本有所差異。詳細情況請與我們聯繫。
根據 Mordor Intelligence 預測,風力發電機塔架市場規模將從 2025 年的 332 億美元成長到 2026 年的 370.2 億美元,然後在 2031 年達到 639 億美元,2026 年至 2031 年的複合年成長率為 11.52%。

本報告按塔型(鋼管型、混凝土型、鋼-混凝土組合型、網格型、拉索型和模組化/分層組合型)、安裝方法(陸上、海上固定式、浮體式海上)、塔高(80米以下、81-120米、121-160米和160米以上)和地區(北美、歐洲和非洲地區分類(北美、歐洲和非洲地區)和地區分類(北美、歐洲和非洲地區)。
《工業關係法》(IRA)關於國內採購價格的規定促使中西部地區總投資達20億美元的塔筒工廠建設項目激增。 CS Wind和Arcosa等全球大型企業紛紛採用「雙岸」生產策略,以平衡美國市場需求與亞洲成本。這些新工廠旨在生產高度超過120公尺的塔筒,從而減少對進口的依賴,並提升該地區在超高層建築設計方面的技術能力。 Broadwind公司2024年第四季的訂單激增85%,顯示在地採購採購的供應規模已達到具有競爭力的水平。
柏林2024年頒布的《陸上風電法案》將核准流程縮短了40%,導致高層風電計畫激增,其中包括現已運作中的364公尺高的魯薩蒂亞風電場。北歐各國統一的高度限制使開發商能夠利用更穩定的高空風,同時也迫使原始設備製造商(OEM)最佳化下一代風力渦輪機的負載管理軟體和噪音容限。
由於《瓊斯法案》對外國船舶營運的限制,用於吊起超大直徑構件的重型裝運船隻出現短缺。港口倉儲設施和起重機能力的提升無法滿足需求,迫使企業採用海上模組化組裝和浮體式基礎等替代方案,導致成本和勞動成本增加。
預計到2025年,混合鋼-混凝土塔架將佔風力發電機總裝機量的18.20%,並有望以每年12.68%的速度成長至2031年。這是因為這種便於運輸的模組化設計使得輪轂高度可達160公尺甚至更高,而無需道路運輸護送。混凝土用量最多可減少40%,從而提高了經濟效益。尤其是在印度和中國,在地採購義務為水泥採購帶來了優勢。諾德克斯公司自主研發的混合生產線正在支援其迄今為止最大的塔架——179公尺高的塔架的安裝。同時,在維斯塔斯公司的支持下,Modvion公司的層壓木材原型塔架預示著繼鋼材和混凝土之後,第二次材料革命即將到來。在風力發電機塔架市場,鋼管塔架在批量生產中仍然佔據主導地位,但隨著鋼板價格的持續波動,混合塔架正在縮小與鋼管塔架的成本差距。
隨著原始設備製造商(OEM)競相實現垂直整合,它們正致力於獲取戰略價值。通用電氣伯諾瓦位於密蘇裡州的工廠正在進行維修,以生產法蘭式混合風力發電機組零件,從而減少供應商數量並提高品管。相較之下,獨立製造商則在升級其環焊機器人並轉向使用耐腐蝕塗層,以保護其在風力發電機塔架市場的佔有率。
預計到2025年,亞太地區將佔據42.70%的市場佔有率,這主要歸功於中國規模龐大的鋼板工廠以及印度對混合系統的快速應用。然而,隨著土地資源日益緊張,人們的焦點正轉向利潤更高的離岸風電和高塔架風電領域。日本第三次競標選定了1.8吉瓦的15兆瓦級風力發電機,並強制要求使用耐腐蝕塔架,這推高了該地區的平均售價。同時,韓國已向蔚山近海一個6吉瓦的浮體式風電叢集投入資金,將加速對160公尺單樁和200公尺混合塔架的需求。
歐洲正憑藉其監管方面的前瞻性,取得超越自身規模的成果。德國簡化核准流程,將專案週期縮短了18個月,使PNE和RWE等早期進入者受益匪淺。歐盟的碳邊境調節稅促使採購轉向綠色鋼鐵,使維斯塔斯能夠為其波羅的海電力公司和北光公司專案購買低碳鋼板。隨著風力發電機塔架市場的全球化,這種永續性溢價正在支撐歐洲的出口競爭力。
中東和非洲地區在低基數的基礎上,正以每年22.90%的速度成長,這主要得益於沙烏地阿拉伯和阿拉伯聯合大公國主權財富基金對1-3吉瓦裝置容量叢集的資助,這些集群與綠色氫能中心融合。在北美,由於《通貨膨脹控制法案》(IRA)推動了工廠建設,對進口的依賴程度正在降低。 CS Wind在德克薩斯州的產能擴張正在滿足美國和拉丁美洲的需求。在南美,電網升級是重點。光是巴西東北部的一個國有輸電計畫就獲得了9吉瓦的併網容量,為該地區的計畫儲備注入了新的活力。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the wind turbine tower market size is expected to grow from USD 33.20 billion in 2025 to USD 37.02 billion in 2026 and is forecast to reach USD 63.9 billion by 2031 at 11.52% CAGR over 2026-2031.

This report is Segmented by Tower Type (Tubular Steel, Concrete, Hybrid Steel-Concrete, Lattice, Guyed Pole, and Modular/Stacked Composite), Deployment (Onshore, Offshore-Fixed-Bottom, and Offshore-Floating), Tower Height (Up To 80 M, 81-120 M, 121-160 M, and Above 160 M), and Geography (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, and Middle East and Africa).
Domestic-content rules embedded in the IRA have triggered USD 2 billion of tower factory announcements across the Midwest, drawing global leaders such as CS Wind and Arcosa into dual-shore production strategies that balance U.S. demand with Asian cost bases.New plants are engineered for >120 m sections, eliminating historical import dependence and raising regional competence for ultra-tall designs. Order inflows at Broadwind surged 85% in Q4 2024, demonstrating that localized supply now achieves competitive scale.
Berlin's 2024 "Onshore Wind Law" cut approval timelines by 40%, unleashing a queue of extreme-height projects, including the 364 m Lusatia installation now operational. Coordinated Nordic height caps allow developers to tap steadier high-altitude winds, compelling OEMs to refine load-management software and noise envelopes on next-generation turbines.
Jones Act rules limit foreign vessels, creating a scarcity of heavy-lift ships needed for XXL-diameter sections. Port staging yards and crane upgrades lag demand, forcing modular at-sea assembly or floating foundation workarounds that add cost and time.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
For complete list of drivers and restraints, kindly check the Table Of Contents.
Hybrid steel-concrete towers captured 18.20% of 2025 installations and are forecast to grow 12.68% annually to 2031 as transportation-friendly modules allow >160 m hub heights without escorted road convoys. Concrete savings of up to 40% improve economics, especially in India and China, where local content mandates reward cement sourcing. Nordex's in-house hybrid line underpins the firm's largest-ever 179 m tower deployment, while Vestas-backed Modvion's laminated timber prototype signals a second material revolution beyond steel and concrete. The wind turbine tower market continues to lean on tubular steel for mass production, yet hybrid options are closing the cost gap as raw-plate volatility persists.
OEMs racing toward vertical integration highlight strategic value capture. GE Vernova's Missouri plant retrofit now outputs flange-ready hybrid sections, shrinking supplier lists and tightening quality control. Independent fabricators respond by upgrading circumferential welding robots and shifting toward corrosion-resistant coatings to defend their share in the wind turbine tower market.
Asia-Pacific's 42.70% share in 2025 flowed from China's giga-scale steel plate mills and India's rapid hybrid adoption. Yet the spotlight shifts to higher-margin offshore and tall-tower segments as land constraints tighten. Japan's Round 3 auction launches 1.8 GW of 15 MW class turbines, mandating corrosion-resistant towers that elevate regional average selling prices. Simultaneously, South Korea allocates CAPEX to a 6 GW floating pilot cluster off Ulsan, accelerating demand for 160 m monopiles and 200 m hybrid towers.
Europe leverages regulatory foresight to punch above its weight. Streamlined German permitting shaved 18 months from project cycles, rewarding early movers PNE and RWE. EU carbon-border charges shift procurement towards green steel, letting Vestas lock in low-carbon plate at Baltic Power and Nordlicht. Such sustainability premiums buttress European export competitiveness as the wind turbine tower market globalizes.
The Middle East & Africa grows 22.90% annually from a low base as sovereign funds in Saudi Arabia and the UAE bankroll 1-3 GW clusters integrated with green hydrogen hubs. North America's IRA-fuelled factory buildout is shrinking import dependence; CS Wind's Texas ramp-up feeds both U.S. and Latin American demand. South America eyes grid upgrades-Brazil's northeast state-run transmission plan alone frees 9 GW of interconnection-re-energizing the regional project pipeline.