With the advent of the new energy era, offshore wind power projects have gradually matured, but the development of wind power projects

is still hindered in some areas due to factors such as climate. General Electric Company (GE) has always focused on the development of aviation,

medical and energy businesses. In response to the huge demand for the development of offshore wind power, GE is also through continuous

research and development, to promote offshore wind power projects to more regions, and contribute to the global low-carbon.

Recently, the offshore wind turbine “Big Mac” GE Haliade-X has obtained the “T-Class (Typhoon Class)” certification from Det Norske Veritas

DNV and can operate under typhoon conditions.

Kim Sandgaard-Mørk, executive vice president of DNV responsible for renewable energy certification, said that in order to support the development

of offshore wind power, wind turbines should be designed for extreme environmental conditions such as typhoons.

This time, Haliade-X has obtained T-level certification, proving that it can reliably withstand typhoons during its life cycle. The model will be able to

be put into operation in markets outside Europe and the United States, such as China, Japan and South Korea.

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