Optimizing Chinese wind park equipment for EU clients while ensuring compliance with EU standards has become a crucial aspect of bridging the gap between the Chinese wind energy industry and the European Union (EU) market. Clarion.energy delves into the importance of meeting EU standards, the challenges and opportunities in optimizing Chinese wind park equipment for […]
The construction of wind parks under the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) model presents a complex array of challenges. This complexity is heightened by the critical need to adhere to Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) standards. In this intricate setting, the Owner’s Engineer plays a pivotal role in ensuring project success, navigating through the multifaceted
China’s Mingyang Smart Energy Group Ltd has secured an order to supply its turbines for a 150-MW wind farm project in eastern Serbia which is now under new ownership by recognized Chinese companies. The proposed Black Peak project will carry 25 units of Minyang’s 6.25-172 onshore wind turbines, which the company says is its widely
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The construction of wind and solar parks represents a significant undertaking, combining intricate engineering, sophisticated technology, and large-scale project management. Amidst the complexities inherent in renewable energy projects, the role of an Owner’s Engineer becomes paramount. This article explores the importance of Owner’s Engineer risk management in the construction of wind and solar parks, elucidating
