I knew that Inner Mongolia has the largest wind energy resources and thought it would be very profitable to develop it. As a result, wind turbines are now everywhere in the mountains. Internal network of the autonomous region. It cannot keep up with the national electricity network in terms of channel capacity. Because it is far from cities with high energy consumption, the cost of establishing power grid channels is very high and electricity. losses are also significant. Inner Mongolia cannot absorb so much power generation. Additionally, the weather in Inner Mongolia is too harsh in winter (often more than 30 degrees below zero with wind speeds of more than 30 meters) and the wind is too strong. At that time, almost all wind turbines stopped suddenly due to excessive wind speed and overload. To be honest, the perks weren't idealx. National policy subsidies cost money, and wind farms also lost money due to rationing and electricity shutdowns. lesson.
Later, I considered that although the wind resources along the coast are not as good as those in Inner Mongolia, they are still relatively abundant. Additionally, economically developed coastal areas have a very high demand for electricity. They can absorb any amount of electricity produced and will not pose a security problem to the electricity network. Or there is excess electricity, and the wind resources and climatic environment are much more stable than those in Inner Mongolia. After weighing the pros and cons, we know. that the coastal area is the most suitable place for wind turbines.
BTW: Offshore wind turbines are generally large capacity models, and this is only beforeec the continuous improvement of wind energy technology that they can become so impressive today.