en.Wedoany.com Reported - The main equipment for Sany Renewable Energy's first wind power project in Chile has set sail from Tianjin Port, bound for southern Chile. This marks a key step for Sany Renewable Energy in the Latin American market and demonstrates the global competitiveness of Chinese wind power as one of the "New Four Exports" of China's high-end manufacturing.
The Purraque 18 MW project adopts a phased delivery model. Foundation structure components were already in place earlier this year, and the main equipment recently departed directly from Tianjin Port for southern Chile. The entire process involves logistics planning, multimodal transport, and local customs clearance coordination, comprehensively testing the company's overseas delivery system. Since accelerating its wind power overseas expansion in 2022, Sany Renewable Energy has established localized teams in multiple countries, forming a robust delivery system. This delivery validates the adaptability of its technology to Chile's local environment. Chile is a pioneer in Latin America's energy transition, with a government target of 70% renewable energy by 2030. For Chinese wind power companies going global, Chile serves as a "bridgehead" for entering the Latin American market. In this project, Sany Renewable Energy provides an integrated service of supply, transportation, and installation, demonstrating its rapid response and full-chain delivery capabilities under a globalized layout.
In the first quarter of 2026, the total overseas orders of Chinese wind power companies reached nearly 50 GW, a year-on-year increase of 215%. Wind power, along with photovoltaics, lithium batteries, and new energy vehicles, is now recognized as one of the "New Four Exports" of China's high-end manufacturing. The overseas expansion model is evolving from "product export" to "ecological rooting," with an increasing number of Chinese wind power companies building factories abroad, forming local teams, and participating in international standard-setting. Sany Renewable Energy's overseas competitive advantage stems from its full-chain capabilities, including R&D and design, intelligent manufacturing, and supply assurance and delivery. It operates the world's first smart lighthouse factory for wind turbine blades and a 35 MW-class six-degree-of-freedom full-machine test rig. The technical solution for the Chile project has been adapted to the local special geographical and climatic conditions, ensuring stable operation of the equipment in complex environments.
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