Chinese Turbine Maker Ming Yang Bids for Danish Offshore Wind Sites
Chinese firm Ming Yang Smart Energy is competing to supply two Danish offshore wind sites, raising political debate over critical energy security in Denmark.
2026年8月14日
/ DANGDI / DANGDI / DANGDI /A Chinese firm wants to sell wind turbines in Denmark. Ming Yang Smart Energy is bidding to supply two large wind sites. Swedish firm Vattenfall will run the sites. The Danish Energy Agency set up the project. The move shows China's growing role in green power.
The bid creates a big push for Ming Yang in Northern Europe. Local wind markets have long been run by firms like Denmark's Vestas and Siemens Gamesa. Early this year, Ming Yang sought to build a plant in Europe. The UK blocked a planned factory in Scotland due to security fears.
The bid has raised a debate in Denmark. Climate Minister Lars Aagaard said he would prefer not to use Chinese gear. He noted security and power grid risks. State officials do not choose the seller. Still, his words put pressure on Vattenfall.
Vattenfall must now balance cost, tech, and supply risks before its choice. European wind firms are watching the decision closely. ScandAsia reported this story.
Source: ScandAsia
