Chinese manufacturer Dajin Heavy Industry has achieved a significant milestone by completing the delivery of the first batch of three offshore towers for the 882MW Moray West wind farm, situated off the coast of Scotland. This marks a crucial step in the renewable energy sector, showcasing Dajin’s global reach and burgeoning reputation.
The structures delivered by Dajin Heavy Industry each consist of four sections, demonstrating the company’s commitment to precision engineering and quality construction. This achievement underscores Dajin’s pioneering role as the first Chinese supplier to provide 14MW offshore towers to the European wind market.
With the Moray West wind farm poised to generate 882MW of clean energy, the completion of these offshore towers reinforces the project’s progress toward its operational phase. This development aligns with Scotland’s ambitious renewable energy targets and contributes to the global push for a transition to cleaner sources of power.
Dajin’s involvement in this project exemplifies the collaborative efforts driving the renewable energy sector forward. By leveraging expertise and resources from around the world, companies like Dajin are facilitating the expansion of renewable energy infrastructure, vital for combating climate change and securing a sustainable future.
Source: renews
