Core Insights - The Huadian Qiongjie Wind Power Project has commenced operation at an altitude of 5,370 meters, making it the highest wind power project in China [1] - The project has a total installed capacity of 60 megawatts, consisting of 12 wind turbines, and includes a grid-connected energy storage system [1] - It is expected to provide clean energy sufficient for approximately 120,000 households annually [1] Group 1 - The project is located in Tibet, where wind energy resources are abundant, with about 30% of the region's area having wind speeds exceeding 7 meters per second [1] - The energy structure in Tibet relies heavily on hydropower and photovoltaic sources, which have significant output fluctuations, making wind power a necessary supplement [1] - The project team has implemented innovative construction techniques to address challenges such as low oxygen levels and extreme temperature variations [1] Group 2 - The project utilizes a single-blade hoisting technique for the first time in ultra-high altitude areas above 5,000 meters, saving approximately 66% of the operational space required [2] - The project has also enhanced the maximum effective working wind speed to 10 meters per second [2] - It has contributed to local economic growth, generating over 3.6 million yuan in direct income for the community and over 11 million yuan for local industries through various initiatives [2]