Amidst the mountains of the Caucasus, wind turbines stand tall in the wind, and Chinese wind power equipment continues to take root in this energy hotspot. Goldwind Technology has been officially selected as the exclusive supplier of the complete set of wind turbines for the 163 MW onshore centralized wind power project in Georgia, and has secured a complete equipment order.

Add million level orders

The 163 MW project signed this time belongs to a highly adaptable onshore centralized wind power project. Prior to this, Goldwind Technology had completed the on-site hoisting of all wind turbines for its 43.2 MW wind power project in Georgia. The total installed capacity of the two projects exceeds 206 megawatts, all of which are located within the territory of Georgia. From the stage of project execution, the 43.2 MW project is in the pre grid connection preparation stage after the completion of wind turbine hoisting, while the 163 MW project has just started equipment supply work. The two are at different stages of promotion, together forming a complete project sequence for the enterprise from equipment delivery to full capacity grid connection in the local area.

At present, the specific total investment amount and detailed information of the project owner for the 163 MW project have not been disclosed in the public materials. Follow up can be paid to the official equipment delivery rhythm and grid connection schedule.

Deeply cultivating the Georgian market

Georgia is located in the core region of Transcaucasia, bordering the Black Sea in the west, Russia in the north, Türkiye and Armenia in the south, and Azerbaijan in the east. It is a key energy channel hub country in Eurasia. Long term promotion of renewable energy development in the local area, relying on mountainous wind resources to layout the wind power industry, providing broad market space for international wind power enterprises.

The 43.2 MW project of Goldwind Technology has completed the lifting of the entire unit, marking the substantial completion stage of equipment delivery and on-site installation work. The selection of suppliers for the 163 MW project has been finalized, further expanding the company's cumulative installed capacity in Georgia and continuously consolidating its local market share.

Radiating the Caucasus Corridor

From the perspective of regional layout, there is a natural geographical connection between the Caucasus wind power market and Goldwind Technology's mature business segments in Central Asia and Europe. The continuous promotion of the Georgia series of projects will help enterprises establish a continuous benchmark project reference system in the Eurasian energy corridor. Keywords: Goldwind Technology, Georgia, Wind Power Projects

With the continuous deepening of China Georgia new energy cooperation, Chinese wind power equipment continues to participate in local green power construction with mature technology and stable delivery capabilities, providing equipment support for regional low-carbon transformation and accumulating practical experience for Chinese whole machine manufacturers to explore the Transcaucasian market.Editor/Huang jiali