CGN Ningde 200 MW Offshore PV Project Connected to Grid, Reduces Coal Use and CO2 Emissions

Published: Jul 31, 2026 17:54
[CGN Ningde 200 MW Offshore PV Project Fully Connected to Grid and Generating Power] The CGN Ningde 200 MW offshore PV project has been fully connected to the grid and is generating power. The project is one of the first batch of offshore PV projects in Fujian Province, and also CGN's first "nuclear-PV co-located" offshore PV project. It has an installed capacity of 200 MW and is equipped with a 20 MW/40 megawatt hour ESS. During its 25-year operational period, the project is expected to deliver an average annual on-grid power generation of about 300 million kWh, equivalent to reducing standard coal consumption by approximately 91,300 mt and cutting carbon dioxide emissions by roughly 198,000 mt.

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