The country's first offshore wind power project that is below the benchmark coal price has made new progress, and the full capacity is expected to be connected to the grid for power generation within this year.

On August 10th, it was learned from Jinshan District, Shanghai that the construction of the Jinshan Offshore Wind Farm has made new progress. At 14:28 on August 8th, with the completion of the installation of the final blade, all 36 turbines of the first phase of the Jinshan Offshore Wind Farm were installed, marking a key milestone in the project and laying a solid foundation for full capacity grid-connected power generation later this year. The first phase of the Jinshan Offshore Wind Farm project is the first competitive offshore wind power project in the country with a price lower than the benchmark coal price. It consists of 36 turbines with a single unit capacity of 8.5 megawatts, making it the largest offshore wind farm in Shanghai in terms of single unit capacity.