From turbine selection and engineering to manufacturing, delivery and lifecycle services, Ming Yang supports wind projects across global markets — and carries responsibility for their environmental performance from first drawing to decommissioning.
We match the platform — onshore, fixed-bottom offshore or floating — to wind conditions, water depth, grid requirements and long-term operating priorities. That match is the single biggest lever on a project’s lifetime emissions per megawatt-hour: the right platform means fewer turbines, fewer foundations, and less steel, concrete and vessel time for the same output.
Our teams bring together manufacturing, logistics, commissioning, predictive operations and lifecycle services so projects are delivered on schedule and supported through their working life. Predictive maintenance keeps turbines generating rather than idle, and end-of-life planning, including blade material recovery, is set at the design stage rather than left to the final year of operation.
A first selection of Ming Yang projects across Asia-Pacific and South America.
Southeast Asia’s largest offshore wind farm, delivered in two phases and now supplying around 1,100 million kWh a year — enough to power 300,000 Vietnamese homes.
The first time a Chinese turbine manufacturer entered the Japanese wind market. The platform is built for Japan’s conditions, rated to withstand level-17 typhoons and magnitude-7.6 earthquakes, and generates enough electricity for 3,600 households a year.
Ming Yang’s first wind turbine in Brazil was connected to the grid in August 2025, delivering its first kilowatt-hour of green electricity to Brazilian homes. Copel selected Ming Yang after a full technical and commercial evaluation covering engineering, logistics, installation, commissioning and long-term service.