Recently, in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, Goldwind Technology, the world's leading wind power equipment manufacturer, and the Bluecircle (TBC), a leader in the field of renewable energy in Southeast Asia, successfully signed the Kalayaan2 wind power project agreement. The total installed capacity of the project reached 100.8MW, which not only further consolidated Goldwind's leading position in the global wind power market, but also marked the company's official entry into the Philippine market and opened a new chapter.

The Kalayaan2 wind power project is located in the Neihu Province of the Philippines, which has unique wind energy resources, providing a strong guarantee for the successful implementation of the project. To make the most of these resources, the project will employ 17 GW165-6.0MW wind turbines, which are known for their efficient, stable and reliable performance. Goldwind will be responsible for the supply, transportation, hoisting and commissioning of these units to ensure that the project can be completed on time and in good quality.

In addition to providing wind power equipment, Goldwind will also provide long-term project operation and maintenance services for the Kalayaan2 project for a period of 10 years. This means that Goldwind will always work closely with TBC throughout the life of the project to ensure the safe and stable operation of the wind farm and continuously optimize the efficiency of power generation. This comprehensive service model not only demonstrates Goldwind's deep commitment to customers, but also reflects the company's professional strength and rich experience in the field of wind power.

As a multinational power company with operations in Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia, TBC has been committed to promoting the development and utilization of renewable energy in ASEAN countries. This cooperation with Goldwind Technology not only brings advanced wind power technology and equipment to TBC, but also injects new impetus into the energy transformation of the Philippines and even the entire ASEAN region. This cooperation is not only a win-win move for enterprises of the two countries to work together to promote energy transformation, but also sets a new example for the development of global clean energy.

As the global demand for renewable energy continues to grow, wind power as a clean, renewable form of energy is receiving more and more attention and favor. The cooperation between Goldwind and TBC will not only promote the development of the wind power industry in the Philippines, but also open up a new path for cooperation between the two countries in the field of clean energy. We hope that this cooperation model can be more widely applied and promoted in the future, and make greater contributions to global energy transformation and sustainable development. Editor/Xu Shengpeng