Spring heralds vigorous endeavours; winds compose magnificent chapters. After more than half a year of arduous work and round‑the‑clock efforts, Daye’s first‑batch wind power projects achieved successful grid‑connection on February 11. Full‑capacity grid‑connection is scheduled for the first quarter of 2026. Continuous clean energy flows into the power grid, marking a crucial step for Daye in the new‑energy sector. It strikes a powerful note of green development and future empowerment, embodying the dedication and perseverance of all construction participants.
As a key project for the enterprise to implement the green‑development philosophy and expand into the clean‑energy industry, the wind power project has drawn wide attention since its launch. Leveraging the region’s abundant wind‑resource endowment, the project strictly follows the development tenet of “Green, Efficiency, Safety and High Quality”. Balancing ecological conservation and engineering construction, it adopts scientific layout for wind turbines and optimizes construction schemes, with supporting facilities including booster stations and collector power lines, striving to build a benchmark, eco‑friendly new‑energy project. The successful grid‑connection not only broadens Daye’s industrial scope, but also demonstrates the enterprise’s sense of responsibility in responding to the national “Dual‑Carbon” strategy and engaging in clean‑energy development.
From blueprint drafting to wind‑driven turbine rotation, from ground‑breaking to grid‑connected power generation, the whole construction journey is filled with persistence and tough challenges. During construction, confronted with multiple difficulties including complex terrain, volatile weather, tough equipment transportation, stringent grid‑commissioning standards, administrative formalities and public‑interest coordination, Daye’s project team united as one and rose to obstacles. Special task‑force groups were set up, and a working mechanism of “daily analysis, weekly coordination and monthly reporting” was implemented. Construction tasks were broken down to specific posts with responsibilities assigned to individuals, delivering comprehensive and whole‑process refined management.
The successful grid‑connection of Daye’s first‑batch wind power projects injects strong impetus into local growth and green transition. Upon full completion, the projects will generate over 550 million kWh of electricity annually. It will steadily supply clean power and greatly cut the consumption of coal and other fossil fuels, reducing carbon‑dioxide emissions by more than 400,000 tons each year. This supports Daye’s pursuit of zero‑carbon factories, improves regional ecological conditions, facilitates the realization of the “carbon peaking and carbon neutrality” goals, and contributes Daye’s strength to green development in all dimensions.
Strong winds and rising tides create a perfect moment for advancement; we paddle hard and set sail for new journeys. The grid‑connected power generation of Daye’s first‑batch wind power projects stems from the solidarity and hard work of all builders, and serves as a vivid practice of the company’s commitment to new‑energy businesses and green‑development concepts. Going forward, taking this grid‑connection milestone as an opportunity, Daye will draw experience and forge ahead. It will keep increasing investment and R&D in new‑energy projects, deepen its presence in wind power and other clean‑energy sectors. With firmer resolve, more pragmatic approaches and more effective measures, the company will push for the delivery of more new‑energy projects, and write an even more brilliant chapter for high‑quality and green‑low‑carbon development.
