Group 1 - The Jiangsu Dafeng offshore wind power project has achieved full-capacity grid connection, marking a significant breakthrough in China's offshore wind power development towards deep waters [1] - The project is located 85.5 kilometers offshore, making it the farthest offshore wind power project in China to date [1] - The successful grid connection demonstrates the technical feasibility of stable power transmission from deep sea areas, providing valuable experience and data for future wind power development [1] Group 2 - Several high-quality offshore wind power projects are progressing, including a 2GW deep-sea project by Zhejiang Energy Group and a 1GW project by China Energy Construction Group [2] - These projects serve as "technology verifiers" and "industry pioneers," validating key technology routes and providing replicable engineering experiences for future large-scale development [2] - Offshore wind power installations are expected to reach 24GW by 2027, with a compound annual growth rate of 56% from 2025 to 2027 [2] Group 3 - Multiple listed companies are accelerating their entry into the deep-sea wind power sector, with Ningbo Oriental Cable Co., Ltd. breaking foreign monopolies in high-end marine transmission equipment [3] - Mingyang Smart Energy Group has launched the world's first 50MW floating offshore wind turbine, designed for water depths exceeding 40 meters, enhancing market opportunities in deep-sea wind power [3] - Companies are also investing in industrial base construction, such as the establishment of the Zhejiang Ningbo Offshore Wind Mother Port Equipment Development Co., Ltd. for the development of a deep-sea wind power base [3]