[Jilin 750MW wind power project approved] Recently, the Jilin Provincial Development and Reform Commission recently approved the Songyuan Hydrogen Energy Industrial Park (green hydroammoniol integration) project (800,000 kW wind power generation project - wind power part). The project is located in Jiangueros Mongolian Autonomous County, Jilin Province, Haibozhigo town, Ulan Tuga town, Chaganhua Town, Ulan Tala Township, Red Star Ranch, Chaganhu town, the total construction scale of 750MW, the installation of a single capacity of 6.25MW wind turbines 116 units, a single capacity of 5.0 MW wind turbines 5 units, the total investment of the project 3780526 million yuan. Editor/Xu Shengpeng

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