2025-11-20 10:18Sales Performance - In the first three quarters of 2025, the company achieved external sales capacity of 18,449.70 MW, a year-on-year increase of 90.01% [2] - Sales capacity breakdown: - Units below 4 MW: 22.50 MW (0.12%) - Units between 4 MW and 6 MW: 2,550.05 MW (13.82%) - Units above 6 MW: 15,877.15 MW (86.06%) [2] Order Status - As of September 30, 2025, the total external pending orders amounted to 38,861.14 MW, with the following breakdown: - Units below 4 MW: 605.12 MW - Units between 4 MW and 6 MW: 6,596.23 MW - Units above 6 MW: 31,659.79 MW [3] - The company has an additional 11,012.73 MW in external bids not yet signed, including: - Units between 4 MW and 6 MW: 1,119.80 MW - Units above 6 MW: 9,892.93 MW [3] - Total external orders on hand: 49,873.87 MW, with overseas orders accounting for 7,161.72 MW; internal orders total 2,586.97 MW. Overall, total orders on hand reached 52,460.84 MW, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 18.48% [3] Wind Farm Operations - As of September 30, 2025, the total equity installed capacity of the company's self-operated wind farms reached 8,688 MW, with 4,062 MW under construction domestically [4] - In the first three quarters of 2025, the company added 745 MW of new equity grid-connected capacity and sold wind farm capacity of 100 MW [4] - The average utilization hours for self-operated wind farms in the first three quarters of 2025 were 1,730 hours [4] Risk Management - The company incorporates extreme weather risks into product design and planning, using advanced simulation models to enhance the stability and load resistance of key components [4] - A meteorological forecasting and warning information system is in place to monitor and provide risk alerts for wind farms [4] - Emergency response plans have been established for various extreme weather scenarios, including typhoons and floods, to ensure safety and minimize losses [4]