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Jenmour New Energy Co., Ltd. Holds the First Meeting of Its First Board of Directors
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2019-12-13
On December 3, the first meeting of the inaugural Board of Directors of Jenmour New Energy Co., Ltd. was held at the Jinma Group headquarters. All members of the Jenmour New Energy board attended the meeting, while company supervisors and relevant personnel observed as non-voting participants. Jenmour New Energy Co., Ltd. is primarily engaged in the research, development, application, and manufacturing of equipment in the renewable energy sector, including medium-sized wind turbines, wind-to-heat systems, ocean energy power generation, smart microgrids, and distributed power solutions—fields with vast growth potential both domestically and internationally.
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The Perfect Partnership Between Mining Machinery and New-Energy Power Supply: Tianjin Mining Exhibition
From October 23 to 25, 2025, following the Beijing International Wind Energy Exhibition, Jenmour New Energy Co., Ltd. swiftly made its way to the Tianjin Meijiang Convention Center—located across from Beijing—to participate in the 27th China International Mining Conference. This year’s conference is themed "Mutual Integration and Connectivity, Joint Construction and Shared Benefits," highlighting the critical role of international cooperation in the mining industry. It emphasizes mutual understanding, collaborative growth, and win-win partnerships, collectively driving global prosperity in the mining sector.
The Wind Chasers' Annual Grand Event – Beijing Wind Energy Expo
The Wind Chasers' Annual Grand Event – Beijing Wind Energy Expo
From October 20 to 22, 2025, Jenmour New Energy Co., Ltd., a leader in the small- and medium-sized wind turbine industry, proudly participated in the 2025 Beijing International Wind Power Industry Exhibition with an international-standard booth and a prominent presence, showcasing the company’s unique product strengths and unwavering ambition!
Jenmour New Energy has shipped the first batch of equipment—10 sets of 550kW generators—to the project site in Mongolia.