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Another breakthrough! Wind turbines for the Kingdom of Tonga have been successfully shipped.
Release date:
2025-10-21
On July 1, 2024, wind turbines produced by Jenmour New Energy Company—part of China's aid project for the Kingdom of Tonga—were successfully loaded and dispatched. The project features an installed capacity of 2,250 kW, with plans to install three individual units, each with a capacity of 750 kW. Together, these turbines are expected to generate 3.61 GW·h of electricity annually, achieving an annual equivalent full-load utilization rate of 1,602 hours.
South Pacific island nation ——The Kingdom of Tonga has long struggled with energy shortages and tight electricity supplies. Once completed, this wind power project will significantly reduce Tonga’s reliance on imported diesel for power generation, injecting new momentum into the country’s green and sustainable development while helping it achieve energy diversification. This aid-and-construction project not only marks an important strategic move for Jenmour New Energy in overseas markets but also represents a meaningful contribution to the global effort toward environmental protection.
For this project, Jenmour New Energy Company organized multiple technical workshops to address the challenges spanning from design and manufacturing to transportation and installation. Additionally, the company dispatched experienced engineers to Tonga for on-site surveys, thoroughly assessing the wind farm’s environmental conditions, optimal placement, and constraints related to offshore shipping. Upon returning to China, the team implemented technical optimizations and refined measures to ensure seamless project execution.
At the same time, we meticulously planned and executed every step of the process—from raw material procurement and production scheduling to safety and quality control—ensuring seamless coordination while delivering the shipment on time and maintaining high-quality standards.
Looking ahead, Jenmour New Energy will continue to lead the way in the clean energy sector, actively aligning with the nation's initiatives. The Belt and Road Initiative is driving Jenmour New Energy to engage in more international renewable energy projects, bringing Chinese expertise and innovation to help optimize and transform the global energy landscape. We firmly believe that through continuous technological innovation and market expansion, Jenmour New Energy will play a vital role in advancing the global energy sector toward a greener, lower-carbon future. At the same time, we look forward to collaborating closely with even more international partners, working together to accelerate the adoption and deployment of clean energy solutions worldwide—and contributing our unique "Golden Horse" strength to building a brighter, more sustainable, and thriving green Earth for generations to come.
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.