Jiazi II

Location

The Jiazi II offshore wind farm is located off the coast of China. While the exact coordinates are not provided in the sources, it is part of China's offshore wind development projects, likely in one of the coastal provinces such as those along the Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East Sea, or South China Sea.

Capacity

The Jiazi II offshore wind farm has a nameplate capacity, but the specific capacity is not mentioned in the provided sources. However, given the context of other Chinese offshore wind farms, it is likely in the range of several hundred megawatts. For example, many Chinese offshore wind farms have capacities around 300-400 MW.

Turbines and Model

The type and model of the wind turbines used in the Jiazi II wind farm are not specified in the sources. However, common turbine models used in Chinese offshore wind farms include those from manufacturers like Siemens Gamesa, MHI Vestas, and Mingyang.

Completion and Operational Status

The completion date or the operational status of the Jiazi II wind farm is not provided in the sources. However, it is listed among the projects completed or under development by companies involved in China's offshore wind sector, suggesting it is either operational or nearing completion.

Developer and Ownership

The Jiazi II wind farm is likely developed and owned by one of the major Chinese energy companies involved in offshore wind projects, such as China Huadian Engineering Co., Ltd. (HHI), China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN), or State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC).

Other Details

• Foundation and Construction: The wind farm would have used advanced foundation technologies, such as monopoles, jackets, or composite bucket foundations, which are common in offshore wind farm construction in China.
• Grid Connection: The project would include the installation of offshore substations and submarine cables to connect the wind farm to the mainland grid.

Given the lack of specific details in the sources, some information may need to be inferred or updated as more data becomes available.