In recent days, a significant transformation is taking place at the Mengdong (Tongliao) Wind Power Equipment Manufacturing Base located in Tongliao City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous RegionThe ongoing construction of two major projects led by Inner Mongolia Longma Heavy Industry Group Co., Ltd. — a flange production project with an annual capacity of 200,000 tons and a cast and forged product project with an annual capacity of 2 million tons — is progressing rapidly, with expectations to meet production conditions by the end of the yearAccording to project leaders, once operational, these facilities will not only supply essential components to local wind power equipment manufacturers but will also have the capacity to serve businesses across the country, solidifying Tongliao’s position as a hub for green technology.
Guo Jinghua, the Chief Engineer of the Energy Bureau of Tongliao City, highlighted that the city has been leveraging its abundant wind and solar resources to vigorously advance new energy projects
The initiative aims to construct a robust green energy supply system centered on renewable resourcesThis comprehensive strategy encompasses the establishment of manufacturing bases, the development of novel power systems, and initiatives for green electricity substitutions, all aimed at achieving coordinated growth among energy generation, storage, and distribution networksBy the end of May this year, Tongliao had successfully installed a power generation capacity of approximately 20.02 million kilowatts, out of which renewable energy sources accounted for 10.53 million kilowatts, representing over half of the city’s total power generation capacity.
Meanwhile, Erdos City, another significant area within Inner Mongolia, is steadily refining its energy production, supply, and storage systemsWith a vision to construct a secure, efficient, and low-carbon energy production ecosystem, Erdos has effectively synchronized its energy supply chain to ensure reliability and stability
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Recent efforts have focused on optimizing coal and natural gas extraction processes, which has improved the reliability of electrical supplyFurthermore, the city is hastening the integration of coal-power generation and enhancing its energy infrastructure, including a substantial gas pipeline network, now totaling over 3,632 kilometers, which significantly improves energy delivery efficiencyThese endeavors also include actively developing coal mine capacity reserve systems, closely monitoring coal storage levels at key power plants, and enhancing local capacities for storing natural gas.
As a critical energy and strategic resource base in China, Inner Mongolia has adeptly balanced the cultivation of traditional energy resources while simultaneously fostering the growth of renewable energiesThis dual approach has facilitated a gradual transition from a region predominantly reliant on fossil fuels to a new landscape characterized by a robust presence of clean energy sources
The outcomes are noteworthy; Inner Mongolia leads the nation in numerous key energy economic indicators, with coal production tasks accounting for over one-third of the national requirement and electricity exports making up about one-sixth of the total national outputMoreover, the region's installed capacity for renewable energy has surpassed 100 million kilowatts, representing a significant milestone.
