Xinjiang Wind Power Development "Speed" Assisting Construction Machinery

Recently, the 49.5 MW wind power project of Phase II of the Xinjiang Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group of China Energy Conservation and Environmental Protection Group was approved and approved, becoming another central enterprise that entered the wind power industry in Xinjiang.

After Huadian, Huaneng, Datang and other central enterprises successively developed wind power projects in Xinjiang, at the end of last year, China CNR and China National Nuclear Corporation announced the entry into Xinjiang wind power industry.

Under the background of the country’s strong encouragement and encouragement of the development of new energy and central enterprises' aid to Xinjiang, many central enterprises have successively invested in the development boom of Xinjiang's wind power industry. Xinjiang's wind power industry has ushered in a period of great development.

As China's second largest wind energy resource-rich region, Xinjiang's unique natural resource conditions, combined with the advantages of capital, talent, technology, management, and market of central enterprises, the development of wind power resources will also be fully “accelerated.”

New opportunities brought about by power grid construction The development of wind power in Xinjiang began in the 1980s. During the next 20 years, wind power industry technology has gradually matured. After 2006, the development speed of wind power industry in Xinjiang slowed down, and the installed capacity of wind power fell. In the rankings of all provinces and regions, Xinjiang fell from the first in 2005 to the sixth in 2006.

It is understood that at that time, due to the fact that the Xinjiang power grid was not connected to the northwest power grid, and the limited capacity for wind power was accepted, wind power could not be eliminated, which became the biggest problem that plagued the rapid development of wind power industry in Xinjiang.

In 2010, the 750-kilovolt interconnection project between Xinjiang and the northwest was formally completed, and the “transmission of power by Jiangmen” became a reality. Wind power and thermal power bundled delivery are also considered to be the most effective, direct, and realistic ways to realize the transformation strategy of Xinjiang's advantageous resources. In the same year, Xinjiang Power Company successively reviewed and approved 13 wind farms to access the main power grid in Xinjiang.

According to the plan, this year, ±800 kV Hami South-Zhengzhou, ±800 kV Hami North-Chongqing, ±1100 KV Jungdong-Sichuan Sanji “Zhengjiang Power Transmission” UHV projects will be successively approved and commence construction. The investment reached 82.13 billion yuan. In addition, the Xinjiang Power Company also launched the 750-kilovolt second-western tunnel project in Xinjiang and Northwest China. The UHV "Jiangmen Power Transmission Project" and the construction of the 750-kilovolt power grid in our district have been fully promoted. It is expected that by 2015, the total size of "Jiangdong Power Transmission" can reach 30 million kilowatts.

The joint development of wind power and thermal power is driving Xinjiang wind power forward to tens of kilowatts. It is estimated that by 2015, the installed capacity of the Xinjiang power grid will reach 64.9 million kilowatts, of which 10.5 million kilowatts will be installed for wind power, which can deliver more than 20 billion kilowatt-hours of wind power.

The central enterprises have made efforts to build wind power bases. According to relevant agreements signed between central enterprises and Xinjiang, central enterprises will focus on building Xinjiang into a national large-scale oil and gas production and processing and reserve base, a large-scale coal, coal, electricity and coal chemical base and a large-scale wind power base, and increase investment in resource development. To support Xinjiang's economic development.

The establishment of a large-scale wind power base in Xinjiang has become one of the key areas for central enterprises to assist Xinjiang. Wind power projects are undoubtedly the focus of investment and development. Taking Hami in the east gate of Xinjiang as an example, it will take the initiative in the development of a new round of wind power. In 2010, Hami has signed wind power plants with a total investment of 4.32 billion yuan with Huaneng, Guodian and other 10 leading wind power companies in China. construction project. This year, Hami will continue to build 25 new energy projects and new projects, and new investment will reach 12.2 billion yuan.

More than 100 kilometers away from the Hami Pier in Hami, a group of companies including China Power Investment, Huadian, Datang, etc. have already invested here. The 2 million-kilowatt wind power project in the southeast of Hami, the largest wind power project in Xinjiang, will be built here this year.

In December last year, the first phase of the project of Xinjiang Huadian Thirteenfangfang Wind Power Co., Ltd., with a total installed capacity of 49,500 kilowatts, was formally connected to the grid for power generation. This project is the first wind farm in the first wind class in Hami. At the same time, the Phase II project of Huadian Thirteen Building Wind Farm is also under construction. It is expected that it will formally be connected to the grid for power generation at the end of March.

In addition, China Nuclear Power Group's first wind power project in Xinjiang - Xinjiang Hami wind power project has also been approved by the Hami District Development and Reform Commission. This is an important initiative taken by China National Nuclear Corporation to fully implement the strategic cooperation agreement signed with Xinjiang and implement industrial assistance for Xinjiang. The first phase of the 50-kilowatt project will start construction this year.

China's energy-saving Xinjiang Torili 200 MW wind farm Phase II 49.5 MW wind power project has also been approved in recent days, becoming another central enterprise to enter the wind power industry in Xinjiang, Xinjiang is becoming the main battlefield for the development of central enterprises.

At present, Hami has been listed in China's seven million-million-kilowatt wind power base construction plan. Xinjiang comprehensively considered various conditions such as wind resources, power grid conditions, and market absorption, and has organized and compiled 12 wind zone project plans. It is expected that by 2015, Xinjiang will build an important large-scale wind power base in China.

Xinjiang's onshore wind energy resources account for 37% of the country's total, second only to Inner Mongolia, and Xinjiang also has the western wind zone of the Irtysh Valley, Laotungkou of Emin County, the mouth of Alashan Mountain, the western wind zone of Turpan and the Dabancheng wind zone. There are a total of nine wind districts in the Northern Gobi Wind Zone in Hami, the South Gobi Wind Zone in Hami, the Wind District in Lop Nor and the Wind District in Baili. According to statistics, the total installed capacity of wind power in Xinjiang's nine wind districts is over 80 million kilowatts, which is equivalent to the installed capacity of 4.5 Three Gorges hydropower stations (18.2 million kilowatts), and can use more than 24 billion kilowatt-hours of wind energy.

The rapid development of wind farm construction has also strongly promoted the development of wind power equipment manufacturing in Xinjiang. A group of Xinjiang wind power equipment enterprises represented by Goldwind Technologies has seized favorable opportunities, rapidly developed and strengthened its market competitiveness, and Xinjiang is now moving toward the strategic goal of a state-level wind power equipment manufacturing base.