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January 10, 2019 · about 7 years ago

China: CGN to Build 216MW Daishan OWF, ZPMC Wins OSS Deal

China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group (CGN) has received consent for a 216MW offshore wind farm off the northern coast of Dayu island, Daishan county. In November, the developer obtained a pre-approval from the Zhoushan Ocean and Fishery Bureau (ZSOAF) to use the area for an offshore wind project, wit

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China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group (CGN) has received consent for a 216MW offshore wind farm off the northern coast of Dayu island, Daishan county.

In November, the developer obtained a pre-approval from the Zhoushan Ocean and Fishery Bureau (ZSOAF) to use the area for an offshore wind project, with ZSOAF leaving a 20-day period for public comments.

On 8 January, Shanghai Zhenhua Heavy Industries (ZPMC) announced that it had won a contract to build the offshore substation for the offshore wind farm.

ZPMC is in charge of the overall construction, transportation, and installation of the 220kV offshore substation.

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