Another journey! Sany Heavy energy officially signed Tanzani

On August 2, 2019, Sany Heavy energy successfully shortlisted the first batch of 200MW wind power projects in Tanzania. On December 10, Sany Heavy Energy International Department and the new Jeddah regional government of Tanzania officially signed an investment agreement for 600MW wind power, with the first phase planned for 100MW.

 

 

 

The flat terrain of new Jeddah provides a good foundation for the installation of wind turbines. The project plans to invest 150 million US dollars and generate 400 million kilowatt hours of electricity annually, which greatly alleviates the demand for electricity in Tanzania and provides low-cost solutions for the development of green industry in Tanzania. It is understood that the total installed capacity of Tanzania is 1500MW at present, and the project will reach 8% of the new power, fully responding to the appeal of President magufuli of Tanzania to adopt the concept of low electricity price and multiple energy complementary.

 

 

 

 

Over the years, Sany Heavy energy, under the guidance of the manufacturing concept of “high, large, long, light and intelligent”, has continuously improved its ability of product research and development and innovation, obtained the product certification of the third party by using the mature double fed technology route and strict product design, and provided customers with the “three high” fan products with high reliability, high power generation and high cost performance. At the same time, the intelligent SCADA system, ECC data analysis platform and intelligent terminal of Sany energy can improve the refined operation level and power generation efficiency of the wind farm.

 

 

 

Sany energy will adhere to the concept of “quality changes the world”, provide high-quality products and services for Tanzania, improve the power supply of Tanzania, inject new vitality and power into Tanzania’s economy, promote the development of renewable energy in Tanzania, and develop Sany brand into a well-known Chinese brand in Tanzania.