[Mingyang Smart signed the Philippine onshore wind power project] Recently, Mingyang Smart Energy Group Co., Ltd. and Singaporean renewable energy company Vena Energy signed contracts in Manila for the largest installed wind power projects in the Philippines - the Talim 212.5 MW onshore wind power project and the Sembrano 93.75 MW onshore wind power project. Mingyang Smart will provide 49 MySE 6.25-172 wind turbines for the above two projects, which is currently the model with the largest single-unit capacity in the Philippines. In addition, Mingyang Intelligent will also provide transportation, hoisting, commissioning, operation and long-term operation and maintenance services for the two projects. The project is scheduled to be completed in the second half of 2024. Edit/Ma Xue

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• 2026.11.11 14:30
• [Shanghai Ships HT700R Turbine Rotor to Huaneng Yuhuan Power Plant]
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• [CR21G Completes Topping-out of Signal Building at Burekai Station]
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