North American Windpower: First Phase Of Chinese Offshore Wind Farm Enters Operation

First Phase Of Chinese Offshore Wind Farm Enters Operation

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by NAW Staff on Wednesday 04 January 2012

China Longyuan says that the first phase of its Jiangsu Rudong 99.3 MW offshore wind farm is now operational. The planned total capacity of the project is 150 MW, making it the largest offshore intertidal-zone wind farm in China, according to the company.

China Longyuan has placed 38 new wind power projects into operation this year, and the company has a cumulative installed capacity of 2.042 GW.

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