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    Friday, October 19, 2012

    CHINA’S SHANDONG WANTS 12,600 MW OF OCEAN WIND

    Shandong province to develop 12.6GW offshore

    Wu Qi, 17 October 2012 (Windpower Monthly)

    “The province of Shandong, eastern China…has approved an offshore wind power development plan… to install 2GW of offshore wind by 2015 and 6GW by 2020. By 2030, offshore capacity will reach 12.6GW, with 1GW in each of six areas: Lubei, Laizhouwan, Bozhong, Changdao, Bandaobei and Bandaonan.

    “Several developers are already preparing projects in Shandong waters. China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has completed pre-feasibility research for a 34-turbine 100MW offshore wind farm off Weihai city. CNOOC's longer-term plan is to build 1.1GW off Weihai city…Huaneng is also preparing a similar 34-turbine 100MW project off Weihai. It has installed two pilot turbines on the coast facing the target sea area. Meanwhile, Datang plans a 200MW project in Laizhouwan, near Yantai city.”

    “With 3,000km of coastline, Shandong boasts rich offshore wind power resources. It also has a well-developed onshore wind sector, with 3.5GW of grid-connected capacity…In June, NEB has also approved plans to construct 12.75GW offshore projects in east China's Shandong province and 5.95GW offshore projects in Shanghai city.

    “China is giving priority to offshore wind power development in east China’s Jiangsu, and north China’s Shandong and Hebei provinces…However, China has struggled with its commercial offshore projects this year…CREA director Li Junfeng said China needs to rethink its approach to offshore after the failure of the first concession projects.”

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