Reducing emissions and increasing energy security through wind energy innovation
In the heart of China's growing economy, the project responds to the nation's pressing need for large-scale renewable solutions. Emphasising wind power, it aligns with China's evolving energy policies prioritising sustainable technologies.
To learn more about the Sustainable Development Goals verified by the standard for this project, please check the project's registry link above.
Gansu Guazhou Daliangxi Wind Power project in Jiuquan, China, features 33 turbines, providing a total installed capacity of 49.5 MW, contributing to the Northwest China Power Grid. This grid-connected renewable energy initiative reduces greenhouse gas emissions, displacing carbon-intensive electricity with a predicted annual supply of approximately 115,100 MWh annually.
By driving wind-generated energy, this initiative displaces fossil-fuel reliance, offering a path to reduced emissions. Enhancing China's energy security, it concurrently fosters green growth by establishing renewable infrastructure and creating job opportunities.
