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On 24th October, with the departure of the 5th shipment carrying 8 XXL monopiles, the countdown to our delivery of Moray West Monopile project has officially commenced.

Penglai Facility has achieved a significant milestone with the completion of its New B4 Coating Workshop. After three months of diligent construction, we are proud to announce the official opening of this workshop on October 15th.

Dajin Offshore keeps progress in securing main components for its foundation supply contract for monopiles as well as secondary and electrical components to #Thor 1,000-megawatt offshore wind farm in Denmark developed by RWE Offshore Wind:

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Dajin Penglai Offshore Facility's New B4 Coating Workshop, which is equipped with 1 blasting station and 3 painting stations, is currently under construction with commendable progress and is scheduled for completion in October this year. This workshop is located next to the existing B3 Assembly & Coating Workshop, spanning 360 meters in length and width of 28 meters.

A significant milestone for Dajin Panjin Offshore Facility, as the ground hardening work is now complete!

We are delighted to announce a momentous achievement for Dajin in the Moray West project – we have reached the halfway mark in our monopile delivery process!

Manufactured by Dajin Penglai Facility, our 1st shipment of 8 XXL Monopiles for the OW Ocean Winds UK Moray West OWF has timely arrived in Invergordon, Scotland last month.

With the RenewableUK's #GOW2023 Conference just around the corner, we, Dajin Heavy Industry Corporation is thrilled to announce our participation and showcase our expertise in the wind energy sector. Known for our great capacity and exceptional quality manufacturing, we are proud to extend our capabilities to include a wide range of products such as monopiles, transition pieces, and more.

RWE (51%) and Northland Power (49%) are taking the next step in the development of their Nordseecluster. The companies have selected Dajin Offshore as the preferred supplier for their up to 1.6-gigawatt (GW) cluster consisting of four offshore wind farm sites in the German North Sea. The Nordseecluster will be constructed in two phases. Of the 104 foundations in total, 44 are reserved for this initial stage (Nordseecluster A) 660 MW of capacity. Two further wind farms (N-3.6 and N-3.5) of the second phase (Nordseecluster B) will add an additional 900 MW of capacity. These Foundations are based on MP-TP integrated design and Dajin Offshore supply covers all 104 monopolies as well as secondary structures and electrical outfitting.

Progress is being made on Thor, Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm to date. RWE has selected the preferred suppliers for all main components for the wind farm. With a planned capacity of more than 1,000 megawatts, Thor will be built in the Danish North Sea, approximately 22 kilometres from Thorsminde on the west coast of Jutland. Once fully operational, which is planned no later than end of 2027, Thor should be capable of producing enough green electricity to supply the equivalent of more than one million Danish households.