Approval extension for Yangjiang offshore wind power project--Seetao

[Approval extension for Yangjiang offshore wind power project] The approval of the Three Seas Wind Power Project on Sanshan Island in Yangjiang has been postponed until May 2027. The total investment of the project is 5.444 billion yuan, with an installed capacity of 500MW. It is located in the southern sea area of Hailing Island and is currently in the pre construction preparation stage.Editor/Gao Xue

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