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        On October 17th, the 2023 Beijing International Wind Energy Conference and Exhibition (CWP2023) was grandly held in Beijing. As one of the top five wind turbine manufacturers in China and the top ten globally, Sany Heavy Energy Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as Sany Heavy Energy), with the theme of "15 years · More Reliable", attended the industry event with nearly 1000 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and regions around the world, including Denmark, Norway, and Germany.

On November 23, 2022, the 16MW offshore wind turbine developed by Goldwind Technology in collaboration with Three Gorges Group was successfully taken offline in the Fujian Three Gorges Offshore Wind Power International Industrial Park, becoming the wind turbine with the largest impeller diameter, largest single unit capacity, and lightest weight per megawatt in the world at that time.At the beginning of this year, led by China Shipbuilding Group and independently developed by China National Offshore Engineering Corporation, the H260-18MW offshore wind turbine was successfully developed in the

          Recently, Yuanjing Energy's EN-252/14MW wind turbines were delivered in bulk to the largest wind farm in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao, as well as the second phase of the 1 million kilowatt offshore wind power project at the Huizhou Port of China Guangdong Nuclear Power Group. This has become the largest batch delivered megawatt offshore wind turbine in the current market. Since the parity of offshore wind power, large megawatt models have emerged one after another.

                        At the noon of April 13, at the foot of Tianshan Mountain, 4000 kilometers away from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province, the first wind turbine of the 50 MW wind power project of Zhejiang Energy Bole City, located in Santai District, Bole City, Bortala Mongols Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, slowly lifted off with a weight of about 71 tons.

         Recently, the 35kV switchyard, power collection line and wind farm of Chayouqianqi Lake Huangqi 30000kW distributed wind power project, which was contracted by Shanghai Electric Power Transmission and Distribution Engineering Co., Ltd., successfully transmitted power back once. The first wind turbine was successfully connected to the grid for power generation, and the equipment operated normally and stably.

         Goldwind focuses on four major fields: Energy development, energy equipment, energy services, and energy applications. As a global wind turbine giant, Goldwind has achieved a cumulative installed capacity of more than 100GW of wind power globally, more than 60GW of operation and maintenance services, and more than 47000 operating wind turbines all over the world.

          On August 1, the bid of CGN Xinjiang Bazhou Ruoqiang 1 million kilowatt wind farm wind turbine equipment (including tower) procurement project was opened. There were two bid sections, each 500 MW.

        Recently, the 3S China International Joint Tower Elevator and Climb Free Device were successfully installed on the first batch of grid connected units of the Tibet Cuomezhegu 50MW wind power project. The single unit capacity of the 3.6 MW wind turbine connected to the grid is the largest wind turbine in China's ultra-high altitude region that has been put into operation. The Tibet Cuomezhegu wind farm where it is located is currently the world's highest altitude wind power project.

            Recently, global consulting firm Wood Mac revealed the latest analysis data, stating that global wind turbine orders reached a new high in the first half of 2023, reaching 69.5GW, an increase of 12% compared to the same period last year.

In recent days, international freight ships transporting wind turbine blades and accessories have continued to leave Shanghai Nangang Port, and wind turbine enterprises in Shanghai Lingang Industrial Park have accelerated their pace of "going to sea" to compete in the international wind power market.On the morning of February 12th at 8:00 am, the Singaporean ship "Ruyi 2" carrying 18 wind turbine blades and 503 supporting accessories sailed to Japan at Shanghai Nangang Port.