Author:
Gao Yanna,Zhang Jixiang,Dong Hong,Hu Liujun,Lin Zihan,Zeng Fanhong,Gao Yuqun,Cheng Zhi,Wang Zhihui,Xu Liangde
Abstract
Abstract
The installed capacity of offshore wind power directly impacts the number of turbines and the total electricity generation. This study uses wind speed and offshore wind power planning data, and Guangdong Province is a case study. Three scenarios are set (7.5 MW, 9.5 MW, and 15 MW) to explore the influence of turbine installed capacity on electricity generation. The results indicate that when the turbine capacity is 9.5 MW, it generates the highest electricity, which accounts for approximately 162718.9 GWh per year.