Description

The CGN Inner Mongolia Zhurihe Phase I Wind Farm Project (referred to as the proposed project) is a renewable energy project located in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, developed by CGN Wind Power Co., Ltd. Key Highlights: - The objective of the project is to generate renewable electricity using wind power resources and to sell the generated output to the North China Power Grid (NCPG). - The proposed project site has an abundant wind resource. - The wind farm will have a total of 25 wind turbines, each with a rated power output of 2000 kW, giving it a total power capacity of 50 MW. - The expected net supplied power to the grid is 123,962 MWh per year. - The project is estimated to reduce annual emissions by about 130,755 tCO2e. By generating renewable electricity using wind power resources and selling it to the North China Power Grid, the proposed project is contributing to the reduction of carbon emissions in the region. The wind farm's location in an area with an abundant wind resource makes it a highly efficient and sustainable source of clean energy. In addition, the installation of 25 wind turbines with a total power capacity of 50 MW will generate an expected net supplied power of 123,962 MWh per year, further contributing to the availability of clean energy in the region. The project is estimated to reduce annual emissions by about 130,755 tCO2e, making it a significant contributor to the fight against climate change.