Foreign turbine makers have indicated that china has stached the odds so firmly against them that its own clean energy golas could be in jeopardy . Chinese manufacturers have roughly three-quarters of the domestic wind turbine market ,but foreign players are trying to break in by capitalising on better technology . Bejing is making it impossible for foreigners to compete for "national -level concession projects "aimed at lifting wind's share of the overall energy mix ,said paulo Fernando Soares ,China chief executive of India's Suzlon Energy . The company shared that its 600 MW factroy in China rould reach 70-80 percent of capacity within the next year .Suzlonis keen to reach capacity within a few years to take advantage of strong demands ,although government restrictions in the procurement process could limit foregin firms to a 35% market share . Foreign compaines are focusing on tailoring their offering for China . For instances ,Vestas is working on its plans to produce 800 of its new V60-850 kilowatt units per year at its new factory in Inner Mongolia once it goes into full operation in a year's time .The new V60-850 kw wind turbine has been tailored for China and is the first market -specific turbine ever developed by Vestas .The V60 has longer blades that turn at a lower wind speed , and is designed to operate in a broad range of weather conditions .