Apart from Hinkley Point, offshore wind power is also an important opportunity for energy cooperation between China and the UK.

December 7th news: If Chinese wind power companies can participate in the competition for offshore wind power in the UK and relocate some production work to the UK, it will be a great opportunity for Chinese enterprises to expand overseas. On September 15th of this year, the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station project, which had been stalled due to Brexit, officially received approval from the new government, bringing great joy to the nuclear power industry. After all, this order is enormous (18 billion pounds), overshadowing the cooperation between China National Petroleum Corporation and BP during the same period. However, nuclear power is a field that only a few domestic companies have the license to operate in, in contrast to the wind power sector.

Apple makes its first investment in a wind power project in China.

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, December 9 (Reporter Han Qiao, Quan Xiaoshu) - Apple Inc. recently announced a partnership with Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. to invest in wind power projects in four provinces in China. This will add 285 megawatts of clean energy to the Chinese power grid. Lisa Jackson, Apple's Vice President of Environment, Policy and Social Initiatives, stated that this is Apple's first investment in wind power and also its largest clean energy investment globally. According to a previous announcement by Goldwind, its wholly-owned subsidiary Beijing Tianrun plans to transfer projects in four provinces: Henan, Shandong, Shanxi, and Yunnan.

Breakthrough: The first offshore wind farm in the United States has officially been put into operation.

According to a recent report by the well-known American financial media CNBC, the first offshore wind farm in U.S. history has officially connected to the grid and commenced operations. This marks a milestone in the history of wind energy development in the United States. Advantages and Disadvantages of Offshore Wind Farms Offshore wind farms are a concept that contrasts with onshore wind farms. Onshore wind farms have a long history, dating back to the 1930s; whereas offshore wind farms, due to their construction in coastal areas, face higher technical challenges and only began to enter the public eye by the end of the 20th century. Compared to onshore wind farms, the disadvantages of offshore wind farms are quite evident, primarily reflected in their high costs: not only for construction...

How does the "Windmill Kingdom" Netherlands achieve low-carbon transportation powered by wind energy for national electric trains?

To achieve its ambitious energy-saving plan, the Dutch railway company (Nederlandse Spoorwegen, hereinafter referred to as "NS") is increasing the proportion of renewable energy used. Starting from 2017, all electric trains operated by NS will be powered by wind energy. Founded in 1938, NS is the main railway operator in the Netherlands, with an average of 1 million passengers transported daily, making it one of the busiest railway systems in Europe. NS is vigorously promoting energy-saving and emission reduction plans, aiming to reduce overall energy consumption by 2% annually, with a target set for 202...

Inner Mongolia has been designated as a red card zone for wind power construction, and industry insiders indicate that the warning areas will continue to increase.

the wind power sector has been concentrated. Under the persistent issue of wind abandonment and power restrictions, Inner Mongolia, one of the regions with the richest wind resources in the country, has also been included in the "red alert zone" list. On February 22, the National Energy Administration announced the wind power investment monitoring and early warning results for 2017. As early as July 21 of last year, the wind power investment monitoring and early warning results for 2016 in five provinces, including Jilin, were marked as red alert, and this time Inner Mongolia has been added as a "new face." This means that the provinces (regions) under red alert are not allowed to approve the construction of new wind power projects. It is worth noting that these six provinces and regions are the most concentrated areas for wind power investment in the country, where a large amount of capital has been invested in recent years.