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The Chinese mainland installs the world’s largest 26MW offshore wind turbine, standing 200m tall with a 77,000m² rotor sweep and generating enough power for 55,000 homes annually.
China’s Qingzhou IV offshore wind farm – the furthest and deepest in the Chinese mainland – delivers 1.83 billion kWh each year, powering 30,000 homes and saving 570,000 tonnes of coal.
Discover how the Chinese mainland’s marine economy is charting a high-quality growth path with innovation, tourism recovery, offshore wind power, and global collaboration.
Shanghai launches the world’s first wind-powered underwater data center in Lin-gang, integrating offshore wind energy and seawater cooling for a zero-carbon, AI-ready green computing model.
Equinor warns it may cancel its $2.5B Empire Wind 1 offshore wind project near New York after a U.S. federal stop-work order stalls construction.
China leads the world in offshore wind power, connecting 39.1 million kW to its grid by Q3 2024, making up 50% of global capacity.
China’s Sealien Technology’s Taurus robot successfully buries its first seabed cable in Guangdong, advancing offshore wind energy projects and deep-sea robotics.