TREE NEWS update: China Three Gorges Corporation said the first five turbines at its Yangjiang Qingzhou V and VII offshore wind project in Guangdong’s Yangjiang waters were successfully connected to the grid, with the world’s highest-voltage and largest-capacity offshore wind VSC-HVDC transmission project entering operation at the same time. The company called it a key step in China’s large-scale development of deep-sea offshore wind.
China’s Three Gorges Connects First Turbines at Yangjiang Qingzhou V and VII Offshore Wind Project
The headline detail is the transmission system, not the turbines: pairing the first grid connection with a VSC-HVDC link built at this voltage and capacity signals that deep-water wind is being framed as a transmission problem rather than a turbine problem. That matters for the supply chain around high-voltage subsea cables and converter stations, where China is consolidating domestic capability. Whether this configuration becomes the template for later deep-sea phases, and how quickly it is replicated, is the open question.
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