4.5MW-185m Wind Farm in Zhanjiang Guangdong

Location: Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province, China
Hub Height:185m
Capacity: 4.5MW
Type of Tower: Concrete hybrid tower barrel

Located in Zhanjiang, Guangdong Province, the 100MW Wind Power Project stands as a world-first landmark in onshore wind energy—specifically engineered to withstand frequent typhoons while achieving record-breaking tower height. Responding to global renewable energy transition goals, this project integrates 22 wind turbines with a total installed capacity of 100MW, setting new benchmarks for high-altitude wind power deployment in extreme climates and complex terrains.

World-First & Record-Breaking: Global’s first typhoon-resistant ultra-high wind project, with 185m hub height (world’s tallest onshore hybrid tower: 85m concrete + 97m steel).​

Core Specs: 100MW total capacity (22 turbines), 195m impeller (4.2 football fields swept area), 8.6kWh per rotation, 320 million kWh annual output.​

Key Solutions:​Jinli JLD2250S crane (200t capacity, 200m free-standing height, 20m/s wind tolerance).​Single-blade hoisting & modular design: 40% space saved, 36-hour rapid relocation.​Global Value: Proven model for typhoon-prone/complex terrains, aligning with carbon neutrality goals.

Why This Matters for Global Wind Power Development​

As the wind energy industry trends toward larger capacities, taller towers, and harsher operating environments , the Zhanjiang project addresses a critical gap in global wind power technology. Its typhoon-resistant design, space-efficient construction methods, and record-breaking tower height offer valuable insights for developers, engineers, and policymakers worldwide—proving that high-efficiency wind power can be harnessed even in the most challenging conditions.