Sany Renewable Energy: The swept wind area per kilowatt has made another breakthrough to help the development of ultra-low wind speed resources

In recent years, with the increasing installed capacity in the southern Middle East, the exploitable capacity of low-wind speed resources has gradually decreased, and new development projects have gradually reduced not only the wind speed, but also the available turbine seats. In addition, the cancellation of subsidies for wind power projects has also led to a decline in project investment returns, which will inevitably affect developers' willingness to invest, which is not conducive to the high-quality realization of the "3060" carbon emission reduction target.