Eleven ZONHAN wind turbines have been shipped to Manzhouli, supporting the development of green energy in border areas.

Recently, 11 ZONHAN wind turbines officially began their journey to Manzhouli, Inner Mongolia, marking a significant step forward in the region's new energy infrastructure development. These turbines utilize advanced technology, boasting large capacity and high efficiency. They are well-suited to Manzhouli's cold, windy climate, providing a stable source of clean energy. As a key port city on the China-Russia border, Manzhouli is actively promoting wind power projects to reduce its reliance on traditional energy and achieve a low-carbon transition. The commissioning of these ZONHAN wind turbines is expected to significantly increase annual power generation, supporting sustainable development in border areas and contributing to the "dual carbon" goals.