China wind power
China to operate 40% of global offshore wind capacity by 2050
The country’s sector is expected to advance despite high investment costs and fading subsidies.
China to operate 40% of global offshore wind capacity by 2050
The country’s sector is expected to advance despite high investment costs and fading subsidies.
China’s wind power market to rebound in 2023: report
New grid-connected capacity declined by 21%YoY in 2022, Wood Mackenzie reported.
China to sustain lead in renewable equipment manufacturing
Companies in China are estimated to have a 50% share of the wind turbine market.
China dominates global wind turbine orders in 2022
The market accounted for 70% of the order capacity during the year.
China drives wind market to break turbine order record in Q2
A total of 35GW out of 43GW global orders were from China.
China to add 365GW wind capacity in the next decade: Fitch
It will add 40GW annually on average.
How will advanced digital solutions boost China’s wind potential?
Advanced digital solutions can cut China’s LCoE by up to 12%, reports said.
China ratifies 1.85-GW solar, 370-MW wind project for green hydrogen
This power project will produce 66,900 tons of green hydrogen a year.
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The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
The company takes a step towards transformation in asset and safety inspections with the use of modern technology.
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Offshore wind power needs Singapore’s expertise as Asia’s reliance on fossil fuels rises