Decentralized Wind Power Blooms on the Grasslands: A Model for Harmony Between Energy and Ecology!

  Decentralized Wind Power Blooms on the Grasslands: A Model for Harmony Between Energy and Ecology!

  On the vast grasslands of Inner Mongolia, the Ajtai Decentralized Wind Project in Sonid Right Banner-equipped with core wind turbines and technical support from CRRC Zhuzhou Institute  -has achieved an impressive 5,006 annual full-load operating hours.

  1, Local Generation, Local Consumption

  The project follows a “decentralized development, localized utilization” model, delivering green power directly to nearby townships. This approach minimizes the need for voltage step-up and long-distance transmission, significantly reducing energy losses.

  2, Light-Touch Development & Instant Restoration

  From design to construction, the project has adhered to principles of “low-impact development” and “immediate ecological restoration.” Measures include:

  1,  Point-based land use to strictly limit the construction footprint

  2,  Rapid revegetation after installation

  This careful approach has created a model for harmonizing wind power development with grassland conservation, setting a benchmark for renewable projects in ecologically sensitive regions.