Zhugensha H1 - Dongtai V

Jiangsu Dongtai Zhugensha H1 Offshore Wind Farm

Location

• The wind farm is located in the Zhugensha Region, Dongtai City, Yancheng, Jiangsu, China.

Project Details

• Status: Operating
• Commissioning Year: December 2019
• Nameplate Capacity: 300 MW
• Type: Offshore hard mount
• Owners: The project is a joint venture, with significant involvement from EDF and China Energy Investment Corporation. Specifically, it was part of China's first foreign-backed wind farm.

Development and Operation

• The project was developed by EDF and China Energy Investment Corporation. It marked a significant collaboration between European and Chinese energy companies, with EDF and Equinor entering the Chinese market in 2019.

Financials

• The project was valued at $600 million.

Dongtai V Offshore Wind Farm

Location

• Located in the Yellow Sea, off the coast of Dongtai City, Jiangsu, China.

Project Details

• Status: Operating
• Commissioning Year: November 2021
• Nameplate Capacity: 200 MW
• Type: Offshore wind power project with fixed foundations, specifically monopile foundations.

Ownership and Operation

• Owners: China Energy Investment and EDF Renewables, with ownership stakes of 62.5% and 37.5%, respectively.
• Operator: The project is operated by the owners, with EDF Renewables being a key player in its operation and maintenance.

Development and Construction

• Development: The project was developed by CHN Energy Dongtai Offshore Wind Power and EDF Renewables.
• Construction: Construction commenced in 2020 and the project entered commercial operation in November 2021.

Turbines

• The project features 50 units of G4-146 turbines, each with a 4 MW nameplate capacity, supplied by Shanghai Electric Wind Power Equipment.

Summary

Both the Jiangsu Dongtai Zhugensha H1 and Dongtai V offshore wind farms are part of the broader offshore wind development in Jiangsu province, China.

• Zhugensha H1:

  • 300 MW capacity
  • Commissioned in December 2019
  • Joint venture between EDF and China Energy Investment Corporation
  • Valued at $600 million

• Dongtai V:

  • 200 MW capacity
  • Commissioned in November 2021
  • Owned by China Energy Investment (62.5%) and EDF Renewables (37.5%)
  • Features 50 G4-146 turbines from Shanghai Electric Wind Power Equipment

These projects highlight the growing collaboration between international and Chinese energy companies in the development of offshore wind energy in China.