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Home›Wind Farms›XEMC Starts Construction on Pinghaiwan Offshore Wind Project
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July 2, 2014 · about 12 years ago

XEMC Starts Construction on Pinghaiwan Offshore Wind Project

Chinese company, Xiangtan Electric Manufacturing Group Co., Ltd. (XEMC) said it is to start the construction of a 50MW Pinghaiwan offshore wind project this month. The EUR 131 million (CNY 1.112 billion) project, located in Fujian province in eastern China, comprises 10 XEMC’s 5 MW offshore wind pow

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Chinese company, Xiangtan Electric Manufacturing Group Co., Ltd. (XEMC) said it is to start the construction of a 50MW Pinghaiwan offshore wind project this month.

The EUR 131 million (CNY 1.112 billion) project, located in Fujian province in eastern China, comprises 10 XEMC’s 5 MW offshore wind power turbine generators.

In 2011, the company’s subsidiary, XEMC Darwind, installed a 5MW prototype at the test site in Wieringermeer, which was followed by the installation of another prototype in Fujian Province the next year.

The Province plans to develop a total of 500MW offshore wind capacity at several locations by the end of 2015.

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