Core Insights - China's self-developed 26 MW offshore wind turbine has successfully connected to the grid in Dongying, Shandong, marking a significant advancement in offshore wind energy technology [1] - The world's first 16 MW floating offshore wind turbine, "Three Gorges Pioneer," has been assembled in Guangxi, showcasing China's capabilities in deep-sea wind energy [4] Offshore Wind Power Development - The 26 MW offshore wind turbine features a hub height equivalent to over 50 stories and a rotor diameter exceeding 310 meters, making it the largest single-unit capacity offshore wind turbine globally [1] - This turbine can generate 100 million kWh annually under average wind speeds of 10 m/s, sufficient to power 55,000 households and reduce CO2 emissions by over 80,000 tons [1] - The "Three Gorges Pioneer" is designed to withstand typhoons and will be installed 70 km offshore in Guangdong, expected to generate 44.65 million kWh annually, enough for 24,000 households [4] Industry Growth and Capacity - China's offshore wind power capacity accounts for over half of the global total, with significant advancements in technology and manufacturing capabilities [7] - The country has established a comprehensive supply chain for large-capacity wind turbine components, enhancing production efficiency and reducing costs [7] - By 2030, China's offshore wind power capacity is projected to reach 150 million kW, contributing approximately 10% to the electricity consumption in eastern coastal regions [7]