The EU is seriously considering launching an anti - subsidy investigation into Chinas wind power industry. The concern behind this action is that cheap Chinese wind turbines may pose a threat to European local enterprises. Recently, a report in the Financial Times of the UK has revealed the EUs dynamics and possible follow - up actions on this issue. This article will conduct an in - depth analysis of this issue, exploring the EUs concerns, the current situation of Chinese wind power enterprises, and the possible market and political impacts.

Background of the Anti - subsidy Investigation
The EU has previously launched an anti - subsidy investigation into Chinese electric vehicles, which has triggered a strong reaction from China. Now, the EU is considering whether to take the same measures against Chinas wind power industry. European wind power enterprises have strongly called on the EU to provide more support, believing that Chinese imported products are pushing European manufacturers to the brink of collapse.

Statements of EU Officials
Didier Reynders, the Acting Commissioner for Competition of the European Commission, said in an interview that the low price of Chinese wind turbines may threaten European enterprises, and the EU may launch an anti - subsidy investigation. A senior EU official said that the EU has sufficient evidence to justify a similar investigation into wind turbine components, but also worries that China may retaliate.

Political and Economic Impacts
If the EU really launches an anti - subsidy investigation into Chinas wind power industry, it may exacerbate tensions in EU - China relations and also have an impact on the European wind power industry.

Major Enterprises and Market Strategies
Chinese wind turbine manufacturers include Goldwind Science and Technology, Envision Energy, Mingyang Smart Energy, and Wineng. These enterprises have already gained a foothold in the global market. Chinese manufacturers usually adopt aggressive market strategies, offering substantial discounts and flexible payment terms to European project developers.

Industry Development and Competitiveness
Chinas wind power industry has developed rapidly in recent years, and its products are highly competitive in terms of price and technology. European enterprises are worried about the competitiveness of Chinese products, believing that this may impact the European local industry.

Impact on the European Market
With the continuous expansion of Chinese wind power products in the European market, European enterprises and governments have begun to reflect on their over - reliance on Chinese green technologies. The EU has already imposed tariffs on Chinese fiberglass fabrics (used to manufacture wind turbine blades) to protect the local industry.

Impact on the European Wind Power Industry
If the EU launches an anti - subsidy investigation into Chinese wind power products and finally imposes tariffs, it may increase the costs of European wind power projects and affect the overall competitiveness of the industry. European wind power enterprises may need to find new sources of the supply chain or increase investment in the local industry.

Impact on EU - China Relations
The anti - subsidy investigation may exacerbate EU - China trade frictions and affect the cooperation between the two sides in the fields of green technology and renewable energy. Potential restrictive measures by the EU against Chinese products may trigger counter - measures from China, intensifying the tensions between the two sides.

Impact on the Global Wind Power Market
Both the EU and China are important players in the global wind power market. Any intervention in these two markets may have an impact on the global wind power industry chain. What needs to be noted is what long - term impacts this potential trade conflict may have on the development of the global wind power industry and the response to climate change.