Huaneng
Renewables
will
take
a
majority
stake
in
the
planned
joint-venture
entity,
with
Ming
Yang
taking
a
minority
share.
An
undisclosed
third
party
investor
will
also
participate,
Ming
Yang’s
investor
relations
director
Beatrice
Li
tells
Recharge.
The
companies
have
not
yet
decided
on
the
amount
of
capital
to
put
into
the
venture
but
they
plan
to
build
a
100MW
wind
farm
in
China
this
year.
A
total
of
1GW
of
projects
will
be
completed
within
three
years.
Ming
Yang,
China’s
fourth
largest
turbine
supplier
last
year,
will
be
the
‘preferred’
equipment
supplier
to…
