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          2023 is the eighth year of the new round of power system reform in China. The market-oriented reform of electricity in China has achieved initial results, and a diversified competitive pattern has taken shape. The commodity attributes of electricity have further emerged, and the role of the market in optimizing resource allocation has been enhanced. The amount of electricity traded in the market has significantly increased.

                    In May, it is worth noting that in order to further deepen the reform of transmission and distribution electricity prices, better ensure the safe and stable supply of electricity, and promote the high-quality development of the power industry, the National Development and Reform Commission issued the latest provincial power grid transmission and distribution electricity prices, which will be implemented from June 1, 2023.                    It is also worth noting t

          The competition in the domestic market is becoming more and more fierce, and many Chinoiserie wind power enterprises have started to look for new growth overseas.

2022 is a significant year for China's wind power industry. Firstly, offshore wind power has performed outstandingly, with 6.8GW of newly installed offshore wind power in China in 2022, accounting for 72.34% of the world's newly installed offshore wind power capacity that year. In 2022, a series of policy documents were issued at the national and local levels to encourage the development of offshore wind power.

        According to Wenzhou Daily, the global offshore wind power headquarters and final assembly base (Phase I) have recently officially started construction in this area.      It is reported that the total investment of this project is about 1 billion yuan, with a total land area of about 100 acres. It mainly produces 500 typhoon power generation protection and control devices and equipment, with an annual output of over 200 9MW to 20MW large megawatt wind turbines.

        From July to September 2023, the Hebei Construction Investment Kangbao "Replacing Small with Large" Wind Power Parity Demonstration Project continuously announced the bidding results for the procurement of wind turbine equipment and auxiliary equipment, as well as pre installed substation equipment. Due to the use of grid type wind turbines in 30000 kilowatts of the total installed capacity of 200000 kilowatts, it became the first project to achieve mass commercialization of grid type units.

       The MySE11-233 onshore unit independently developed by Mingyang Intelligent has been taken offline at the Mingyang Base in Inner Mongolia.

According to statistics from the National Energy Administration, the cumulative grid connected installed capacity of wind power in China continued to rise from 2016 to 2022, with a relatively high growth rate. As of the end of 2021, the cumulative installed capacity of wind power in China was 328 million kilowatts, including 302 million kilowatts of onshore wind power and 26.39 million kilowatts of offshore wind power. As of the end of November 2022, the installed capacity of wind power reached 35.096 million kilowatts a year-on-year increase of 15.1%.