100MW wind power landed in Guizhou--Seetao

[100MW wind power landed in Guizhou] On May 23, 2026, the Guizhou Mianxi Wind Farm project developed and invested by Runjian Co., Ltd. started construction, with a total installed capacity of 100MW and an expected annual power generation of 185 million kilowatt hours. The annual carbon dioxide emissions reduction is about 100100 tons, which will provide support for the optimization of regional energy structure and the coordination of computing and electricity. At present, Runjian Group has a national wind and solar storage and transportation capacity of over 33GW, and an engineering construction capacity of over 7GW, continuously expanding its new energy landscape. Editor/Cheng Liting

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