In this article, director of research and advisory Sebastian Meyer says that while there are significant problems in the growth of China’s wind energy market, most notably grid connection and in terms of actual electrical production, continuous improvement is improving fast. “There is no one throwing money away on wind farm development in China, but they may not have the best expertise in siting, installing or maintaining turbines and there are big problems in obtaining grid connections.” He also said it very difficult to say whether or not Chinese domestic turbines have lower quality standards than their international counterparts, based on due diligence carried out by the Azure wind team.