HONG KONG, May 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — CNOOC Limited (the “Company”, SEHK: 00883, SSE: 600938) today announces that the Wenchang deep-sea floating wind demonstration project has been successfully connected to the grid for power generation.
The demonstration project is located near the Wenchang oilfields in the western part of the South China Sea, 136 kilometers away from the shore in a water depth of 120 meters. It is the world’s first semi-submersible “double hundred” deep-sea floating wind project serving in a water depth of over 100 meters and with an offshore distance of over 100 kilometers. The project’s main production facility “Haiyou Guanlan” is China’s first deep-sea floating wind power platform that supplies power to offshore oilfield under the most challenging oceanic conditions. With an installed capacity of 7.25 MW, the platform can produce up to 22 million kWh of electricity, equivalent to saving nearly 10 million cubic meters of natural gas and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 22,000 tons per year.
CNOOC Limited owns 100% equity interest in the demonstration project.
Mr. Wang Dongjin, Chairman of the Company, said, “The successful commissioning of ‘Haiyou Guanlan’ demonstrates the latest achievement of CNOOC Limited in the integrated development of offshore oilfields and new energy business. The Company has made the most out of our intrinsic comparative advantages and China’s leading wind power technologies. It also marks an important step forward for the Company to tap offshore green energy resources.”
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