Xiangshui C1
ChinaTechnology
Capacity
12 MW ◇
Turbines
—
Foundation
Fixed-bottom (structure not recorded) ◇
Site & conditions
Site rights
Seabed rights held ∴
Water depth
10–10 m ≈
Wind speed
7.4 m/s @ 100 m ≈
Revenue & grid
Offtake
—
Grid
—
Schedule
FID
Taken · date not recorded ∴
COD
2015 ◇
Project timeline verified milestones only — each date carries its provenance mark
Dashed tick marks today (9 Sep 2026).
Revenue & offtake the regime the project was built under
Offtake regime of the vintage — not a recorded contract
National offshore wind feed-in tariff (NDRC notice 2014)
Built under China's first national offshore wind tariff: for non-tendered projects commissioned before 2017, 0.85 CNY/kWh (incl. VAT) for nearshore (近海) and 0.75 CNY/kWh for intertidal (潮间带) projects, the part above the local coal benchmark price paid from the national renewable energy fund. A project that won a concession tender took its bid price instead, capped at the same level. · ◇
A built project sells its power under the contract or support regime it was financed with; it is not expected to bid into new government offtake rounds. Where the record does not yet name that regime, the row says so rather than guessing.
Installation how the build is going · from satellite counts and Hafrok’s registers
Installation complete
built before satellite radar could be used to count it (the archive begins in 2014)
Installation · on record
StageOperational
In operation since2015
Sources & verification
0/10 fields verified · rests on 4 sources · ◆ 2 documents held
◆Verified≈Modelled◇Sourced∴Inferred⌁Convention○Unverified∅No source·Derived
Numbers are stable citation ids — grouped by source class, so they are not consecutive.
Trade press4
[1]
Global Energy Monitor2026◆ Jiangsu Xiangshui C1 Offshore wind farm …
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Global Energy Monitor◆ Global Wind Power Tracker Methodology
“Offshore hard mount: have wind turbines that are usually designed for installation in water no deeper than 60 meters [...] These turbines are mounted directly onto the sea floor. Offshore floating: ar…”
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