Sany Heavy Energy: The installed capacity is expected to be 70-80GW in 2023--Seetao

[Sany Heavy Energy: The installed capacity is expected to be 70-80GW in 2023] Recently, SANY Heavy Energy announced that the company accepted institutional research on November 18, 2022, by the end of September 2022, the open market bidding has been more than 70 GW, it is expected that the annual bidding volume will exceed expectations, the installed capacity of the industry next year will be significantly higher than this year, the annual installed capacity is expected to be 70-80GW, including sea breeze about 10GW. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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