Tianjin Port Utilizes 70 Percent Green Power
Huaneng Tianjin Clean Energy Co. Ltd. has implemented a system using domestic large-scale offshore wind turbines. The turbines utilize anti-corrosion technology and an intelligent operation system for 24-hour real-time monitoring. The installation is integrated into existing breakwaters to avoid occupying undeveloped sea areas. Wu Qiong, Executive Director of Huaneng Tianjin Clean Energy Co. Ltd., stated the design allows for wind power generation above sea level while maintaining breakwater functions below. Currently, 70% of the electricity supply at Tianjin Port is provided through green energy sources. officials Wu Qiong and Cao Baolong. The infrastructure includes 24 wind turbines and various distributed photovoltaic systems located underwater and on breakwaters. This transition is part of ongoing energy infrastructure developments at the port.
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CNR Voice of China
“Our breakwater components through three-dimensional decoration realize wind power generation above the sea surface, while the part below the sea surface remains a breakwater.”
CNR Voice of China
“針對性應用了國產大型路上風機的防延物防腐技術 並依託智能運為系統進行全天候實時監控 更為關鍵的是 這期台風機為額外佔用一寸未開發海域”
CNR Voice of China
“This batch of wind turbines occupies no additional undeveloped sea area, fitting into existing breakwaters. 70% of the electricity supply in Tianjin Port is now provided through green energy.”
CNR Voice of China
“Tianjin Port now has 70% of its electricity supplied through green energy. There are currently 24 wind turbines and partial distributed photovoltaics in Tianjin Port.”
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