Jinkai New Energy Mulei Wind Power Project in Xinjiang Successfully Connected to Grid

Published: Feb 5, 2026 15:08

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Recently, the Jinkai New Energy Mulei Wind Power Project in Xinjiang, constructed by China Construction Third Engineering Bureau, was successfully connected to the grid, marking a key milestone in the project's development. Located in Dashitou Village, Mulei County, Changji, Xinjiang, the project has a total installed capacity of 150 MW. It is an important component of Mulei County's "Dual 10 Million kW" New Energy Base, laying a solid foundation for achieving the annual target of connecting 10 million kW of new energy projects to the grid in the region. The successful grid connection of this project represents a significant achievement in power electronics' deep involvement in the new energy sector and its efforts to advance energy technology innovation.

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