阳江明年有望成为全国首个规模超千万千瓦级海上风电基地

Core Viewpoint - The Hai Ling Dao International Wind Energy Conference 2025 aims to enhance offshore wind power ecology and establish an international green energy capital, gathering top experts and industry leaders to discuss innovation and collaboration in the offshore wind energy sector [1][2]. Group 1: Conference Highlights - The conference features keynote speeches from prominent experts, including academicians from Chinese engineering and marine research institutions [1]. - A series of reports and publications were released, including "Here is Yangjiang, an Emerging International Wind Power City" and a report on strengthening global offshore wind power supply chain cooperation [1]. - The establishment of the Guangdong (Yangjiang) Green Energy Demonstration Industrial Park and the Guangdong (Yangjiang) Wind Power Industry Alliance was announced, along with the unveiling of the Guangdong Silk Road Offshore Wind Power Operation and Maintenance Company [1]. Group 2: Yangjiang's Development in Offshore Wind Power - Yangjiang has made significant strides towards becoming an international "green energy capital," focusing on large-scale and clustered development of offshore wind power [2]. - The city has established a total planned installed capacity of 20 million kilowatts for offshore wind power, with over 6 million kilowatts already connected to the grid, accounting for 50% of the province's capacity and ranking second nationally [2]. - By 2026, Yangjiang's offshore wind power grid-connected total installed capacity is expected to exceed 13 million kilowatts, potentially becoming the first offshore wind power base in the country to surpass 10 million kilowatts, providing clean electricity for 10 million households in the Greater Bay Area annually [2].