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Limited seats available, first come first served. Let us join together for the appointment with sustainability. [Click to register] (Source: Windmango Energy) Windmango Energy has learned that the bid candidates for the EPC general contracting project of the Fujian Changle Zone B (adjusted) offshore wind farm have recently been announced. According to the announcement, the total bid capacity of the project is 102MW. Fujian Provincial Water Conservancy and Hydropower Survey, Design and Research Institute Co., Ltd. (consortium members: China Railway Construction Port and Channel Bureau Group Co., Ltd., Dongfang Electric Wind Power Co., Ltd.) is the first bid candidate, with a total bid price of 860 million yuan, equivalent to a unit price of 8,431.37 yuan/kW.
The announcement shows that the construction scale of the project is as follows: the Changle Zone B (adjusted) offshore wind farm project is located in Changle District, with a total capacity of no more than 102MW (six offshore wind turbine units are planned to be installed, and mixing of no more than two models is acceptable). A new onshore centralized control center (including an energy storage system) is located in Shouzhi Village, Songxia Town. The offshore wind farm is located in the sea area east of Zhanggang Street, adjacent to the Changle Zone C wind farm. The center of the site is about 38km offshore, with a theoretical water depth of about 43m and a sea area of about 10km². The project's turbines will be connected via three 35kV submarine cables to the three reserved bays of the Changle Zone C offshore booster station, and after boosting, will be transmitted via a 220kV submarine cable to the Changle Zone C onshore centralized control station. The project plans to start onshore construction in December 2026, start offshore construction in April 2027 and complete the sinking of the first steel pipe pile, complete the construction of the onshore centralized control center in August 2027, complete the grid connection of the first turbine before October 2027, and complete the grid connection of all turbines before December 2027. The total construction period is 365 days. The specific start time shall be based on the time stated in the commencement notice issued by the supervisor. Details are as follows.
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