SINGAPORE: Sembcorp Industries said on Wednesday (Apr 15) it will build a 150-megawatt wind farm in the Hebei province, further expanding its renewable energy business in China.
Construction of the wind farm in Laoshibeihe will start this year, with completion expected by the second half of 2017. The wind farm will cost about around S$300 million and Sembcorp’s share of the equity investment will amount to around S$45 million.
Separately, another wind farm in Jiedijianhe with a 48-megawatt power capacity has commenced operation and is supplying power to the Hebei South grid.
Sembcorp's green facilities include a biomass station and an energy-from-waste facility in the UK, energy-from-waste operations in Singapore and wind power assets in China. The Singapore firm also co-owns and operates wind and solar power assets in India.
- CNA/hs
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