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The prototype has an output of 16.6 megawatts, the big brother is to be more than 3 times as powerful.
Windtech International - Ming Yang Smart Energy outlines plans for 50MW floating wind turbine
Ming Yang Smart Energy has announced plans at China Wind Power to develop a floating wind turbine with a capacity of 50MW. The design features two 25MW rotors mounted on a V-shaped floating platform. The company intends to begin marketing the turbine immediately, with mass production scheduled to start in 2026.
China – 22/10/2025 – energysdelamer.eu. This was the revelation! As their competitors face rising costs, the Ming Yang Smart Energy Group unveiled its project to build the world's largest floating wind turbine in Beijing at a conference of industrialists. Zhang Qiying, president of Ming Yang's international activities, today made a major announcement by presenting the future system that combines two 25 megawatt pods each mounted on a common stru…
China’s Ming Yang promises monster two-headed, low cost 50 MW floating wind turbine
China's Ming Yang says new two-headed wind turbine platform could be a monster, with proposed capacity of 50 MW and surprisingly low costs. The post China’s Ming Yang promises monster two-headed, low cost 50 MW floating wind turbine appeared first on Renew Economy.
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