Core Insights - The export of wind power equipment from Yangzhou Port has surpassed 10 million cubic meters since its introduction in 2019, marking a significant milestone in the region's contribution to the renewable energy sector [1][2] - The global demand for wind power equipment is increasing due to the transition in energy structures and the development of renewable energy, positioning the wind power industry as a key player in addressing energy and environmental challenges [1] - The "Mingqin" vessel, carrying approximately 72,000 cubic meters of wind power equipment, is en route to South Africa for the De Aar2 clean energy project, highlighting the international reach of Yangzhou Port's operations [1] Industry Developments - Yangzhou Port has established itself as a crucial platform for the transportation of wind power equipment along the Yangtze River, with its operations extending to several Belt and Road Initiative countries [1] - The port's wind power equipment exports have shown steady annual growth, with a projected total of 1.8 million cubic meters in 2024 and a record-breaking export volume of over 2 million cubic meters achieved this year [1] - To facilitate the export process, the Yangzhou Entry-Exit Border Inspection Station has implemented a "green channel" for large cargo, ensuring efficient customs clearance and support for enterprises [2]