Wuzhong, Ningxia: Abolished 117.4 MW Wind and Solar Projects

Published: Apr 10, 2025 08:49

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On April 8, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) of Wuzhong City, Ningxia, issued a public notice on the cancellation of new energy projects that do not meet construction conditions in Wuzhong City. The reasons for the cancellation include the abandonment of construction by the investment entity and the expiration of the filing documents.

According to the document, a total of four projects were canceled, with a cumulative scale of 117.3 MW, including two wind power projects and two PV projects. The canceled scale of PV projects reached 100 MW. Among them, the wind power projects were both under China Datang Corporation, and the PV projects were under Ningxia Master Industrial Group Co., Ltd. Details are as follows:

Original text is as follows:

Public Notice of the Development and Reform Commission of Wuzhong City on the Cancellation of New Energy Projects That Do Not Meet Construction Conditions in Wuzhong City

In accordance with the requirements of the Notice on the Cancellation of New Energy Projects That Do Not Meet Construction Conditions (Ning Development and Reform Energy [2025] No. 173) issued by the Development and Reform Commission of the Autonomous Region, our commission organized the development and reform bureaus of various counties (cities, districts) and parks to carry out related work. After sorting and reporting by various regions, a total of four new energy projects that do not meet construction conditions were canceled in Wuzhong City. They are the 10.3 MW distributed wind power project of Datang Ningxia Hongsibu in Hongsibu District, the 7 MW distributed wind power project of Datang Ningxia Qingtongxia in Qingtongxia City, the Yancheng (Gaoshawo) Hanas PV Power Station project in Yancheng County, and the Yancheng (Gaoshawo) Master PV Power Station project.

The cancellation of new energy projects that do not meet construction conditions in Wuzhong City is now publicly announced. The public notice period is 5 working days, from April 8, 2025, to 18:00 on April 14. If there are any objections, please submit written comments to the Energy Section of our commission. Contact information: 0953-2039808.

Attachment: List of New Energy Projects That Do Not Meet Construction Conditions Cancelled in Wuzhong City

Development and Reform Commission of Wuzhong City

April 8, 2025

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