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10 hot news about offshore wind power (2021.08.28-09.03)

2021/09/03 Source:ChinaOffshoreWind

1. The first floating installation of a sea fan in China!

Recently, the C54-station wind turbine nacelle of the Changle Offshore Offshore Wind Farm Project in Fujian Province, which was constructed by the General Contracting Branch of China Communications First Aviation Company, successfully completed the installation of the C54 station wind turbine cabin. This installation uses a crane vessel for floating installation. This is the first domestic The installation of large megawatt wind turbines floating offshore, this technological innovation will greatly promote the construction innovation of the offshore wind power industry.

The wind turbine nacelle hub installed this time has a center height of 120 meters, a weight of 510 tons, and a unit capacity of 10 MW. It is currently the largest commercial offshore wind turbine in China.

Source: China Communications First Airlines


2. The unit construction of the offshore wind power project with the most difficult construction in China is concluded

On August 31, the dynamic submarine cable of the "Three Gorges Pilot" was completed at the Three Gorges Yangjiang Shapa offshore wind farm, marking the completion of the offshore construction task of the floating offshore wind power test prototype project and the conditions for grid connection.

As the first domestic dynamic submarine cable applied in the field of offshore wind power, the "Three Gorges Leader" dynamic submarine cable is 1,180 meters long, 13.28 cm in outer diameter, and weighs more than 35 tons. The successful deployment of this dynamic submarine cable has laid a solid foundation for the grid-connected operation target of the unit in October.

Source: Yangjiang Daily


3. The first unit of Yunda's Vietnam Abbott Project completed the hoisting

On August 30, 2021, local time in Vietnam, the first unit of the Abbott Vietnam project was successfully hoisted. The project is located in Yagelai County, Pleiku City, Gia Lai Province, Vietnam. It is located in a mountainous and hilly area with an altitude of 700m~900m. The project is equipped with 30 3.3MW wind turbines and 80.5m blades, which is the longest blade length of the Vietnam wind power project.

Source: Yunda


4. China Railway Construction Port and Shipping Bureau broke the record for the fastest installation of offshore wind turbines in the north!

On August 31, with the successful completion of the installation of 15# wind turbines, the Dalian Zhuanghe Offshore Wind Power Project of China Railway Construction Port and Shipping Administration successfully completed the installation of 12 large megawatt wind turbines in a single ship in August, refreshing the highest installed capacity of offshore wind turbines in northern China. Fast record.

The project successfully overcomes the circulation impact of typhoons "Fireworks" and "Omais", tightly seized the small window period to organize hoisting operations, and successfully completed a single ship and a single month including 7.5 MW, 6.25 MW, and 5 MW. Installation of 12 fans with 3 different models from 2 manufacturers

Source: China Railway Construction Port and Shipping Administration


5. Electric wind power self-developed 100-meter offshore wind power blades went offline smoothly

On September 1, Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group independently developed the 100-meter-class wind turbine blade S102 successfully rolled off the production line. The blade is 102 meters long and is designed in accordance with GL2015 and IEC61400-5 standards to meet the offshore category I typhoon wind area. The off-line of the blade marks the official entry of electrical wind power into the era of offshore wind power 100-meter blades!

The research and development of S102 blades adopts a variety of high-precision technologies, which greatly guarantees and improves the working efficiency and stability of the blades, and reflects the strong technical research and development capabilities of electric wind power.

Source: Electric Wind Power


6. Zhenhua Heavy Industry launched the world's largest piling ship

On August 31, the launching ceremony of the 140-meter piling ship "Yihangjin Pile 1" built by Zhenhua Heavy Industries was held at Qidong Offshore. "Yihangjin Piling 1" is currently the world's largest piling vessel. The ship is 124 meters in length, 39 meters in width, 8 meters in depth, and 142 meters in height. The maximum pile length that can be driven is 118 meters + water depth and weighs 700 tons. , The pile foundation with a diameter of 6 meters is suitable for the construction requirements under the severe sea conditions in the open sea. It is used for the construction of offshore wind power high-pile cap piles, jacket piles and large beam pile foundations, and it is sealed and towed in the unlimited navigation area.

After completion, it will become a dedicated piling engineering ship with the highest piling frame height, the largest piling capacity, and the strongest wind and wave resistance in the world.

Source: Zhenhua Heavy Industry


7. The foundation construction of the Yudean Yangjiang Shapa offshore wind power project is completed and the grid will be connected to the grid at the end of the year

It was learned from the China Railway Bridge Bureau on August 31 that on that day, the foundation construction of all wind turbines for the Yudean Yangjiang Shapa Offshore Wind Power Project was successfully completed. The project plans to connect all wind turbines to the grid for power generation by the end of 2021.

The project is a key construction project in Guangdong Province and one of the most difficult offshore wind power projects in China. The Yudean Yangjiang Shapa Offshore Wind Power Project is located in the sea area southeast of Shapa Town, Yangxi County, Yangjiang City, Guangdong Province, covering an area of approximately 48 square kilometers. The total installed capacity of the project is 300 MW. One wind turbine with a single capacity of 5.5 MW and 46 wind turbines with a single capacity of 6.45 MW are selected, with a total investment of approximately RMB 6 billion.

Source: China News Network


8. The first show in Vietnam! Mingyang Smart Unit successfully hoisted for the first time in Vietnam

Recently, the first hoisting of the Vietnam Jialai project using Mingyang Smart MySE3.2MW and MySE4.0MW units was successful. It completed the first show of Mingyang Smart Semi-Direct Drive Units in Vietnam, providing new options for the development and utilization of wind power in Vietnam.

As of 2020, Mingyang Intelligent has installed a total of 30GW globally, with more than 10,000 fans in operation, and overseas projects are widely distributed in Italy, Bulgaria, India, Pakistan and other places.

Source: Mingyang Intelligent


9. Vestas has won new orders in Australia!

Vestas and RES of Australia have secured an order for 181 MW of the Dulacca wind farm in Queensland, Australia. The project will be equipped with 43 V150-4.2 MW wind turbines, supplied and installed by Vestas. Upon completion, Vestas will also provide a 30-year Active Output Management 5000 (AOM 5000) service agreement. The agreement will optimize energy production while providing long-term business case certainty.

Vestas' wind turbines are expected to be delivered in the second quarter of 2022 and commissioning will begin in the first quarter of 2023.

Source: Offshore Wind Asia


10. The United States will build the first sea pressure station

According to US media reports, the contract for the first offshore wind power booster station built by a US shipyard has been signed.

This booster station will be deployed at the South Fork wind power project near Long Island, New York, and will be jointly developed by Orsted and Eversource. The booster station weighs 1,500 tons and is 18.3 meters high. It was designed by Kiewit Offshore and built by Kiewit's plant in Ingleside, Texas.

Kiewit is expected to start construction of the booster station in November this year, complete the construction in the first quarter of 2023, and install it on the wind farm in the second quarter of 2023. This will be the first offshore wind power booster station made in the United States. The US media stated that "this marks another important milestone for the US offshore wind power industry."

Source: Longchuanfeng Power Grid