The
company
will
install
26
of
its
3.6MW
turbines
at
the
East
China
Sea
Bridge
wind
farm.
Shanghai
Electric
Windpower
Equipment
bid
around
4,790
yuan
($749)
per
kW,
company
officials
confirmed
to
Recharge.
Bidding
prices
for
onshore
turbines
in
July
were
around
3,700
yuan.
The
local
firm
beat
rivals
including
Sinovel,
China’s
largest
turbine
supplier,
and
XEMC,
according
to
reports.
Sinovel
offered
to
supply
6MW
turbines
at
5,298
yuan
per
kW
while
XEMC
bid
8,000
yuan.
Sinovel
supplied
the
first
phase
of
the
East
China
Sea
Bridge
wind
farm
with
its
3MW
turbines.
China’s
leading
players…
