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Ming Yang Completes First 6.5MW SCD Prototype WTG

China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Limited, a leading wind turbine manufacturer in China, today announced that its first 6.5MW prototype super compact drive (“SCD”) wind turbine generator (“WTG”) has been successfully completed in June 2013, and installation and testing are expected to commence in the third quarter of 2013. The 6.5MW SCD prototype utilizes Ming Yang’s advanced two-bladed SCD technology. It is designed mainly for off-shore operation, and Ming Yang believes that this SCD WTG prototype currently has the largest design capacity of its kind in the world.

“We are very proud to complete our 6.5MW SCD prototype design and production within our time and budget schedules,” commented Mr. Chuanwei Zhang, chairman and chief executive officer of Ming Yang. “We believe that the 6.5MW design would enable us to offer a solution that helps to further lower the cost of off-shore wind power generation in China to a new level.”

Pimagazine Asia Admin

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