
The world is in a race against time to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and building a diversified portfolio of low-carbon generation assets has become a priority for power companies everywhere.
In Mainland China, CLP China has expanded its renewable energy portfolio to meet the nation’s growing demand for clean energy and achieve the goal of making the country carbon neutral by 2060.
One major recent project is Qian’an III Wind Farm – CLP’s first wholly owned, grid-parity renewable energy project that doesn’t rely on government subsidies – and building it presented bone-chilling challenges for engineers.