September 1, local time，Good news from the site of the 600 MW Mountain Wind Power Project in Mengsong, Laos，The hoisting of the 100th wind turbine was successfully completed.，It has become an important milestone in project construction.。In this single largest wind power project in Southeast Asia，Zoomlion Crane provides a strong boost with stable and excellent performance.。

▲Zoomlion Crane Helps Build the Largest Single Wind Power Project in Southeast Asia

It is reported that，Monson Wind Power Project in Laos is the first wind power project in Laos.、The largest single wind power project in ASEAN，It is also the first new energy project in Asia to achieve cross-border transmission.。The total planned installed capacity of the project is 600MW，The main contents of the project include 133 sets of single capacity 4.5 MW wind turbine、Supporting 5 booster stations and 500 kV outgoing lines, etc.。

The local climate is humid and rainy.，The terrain of the construction site is steep，The terrain of the transportation road is complex.，Hoisting platform space is limited，All kinds of unfavorable conditions bring great challenges to the transportation and hoisting of wind turbines.。Facing the complex and changeable natural environment，The project team deploys ahead of schedule、Plan ahead，Influence of different working conditions in windy season and rainy season on hoisting of wind turbine，Products such as Zoomlion crawler cranes that have been tested in actual combat are selected.，Successfully completed the hoisting of 100 wind turbines within 10 months。

▲Project construction site

After the project is fully completed,，The annual power generation is about 17.200 million kilowatt hours，It is estimated that 35 million tons of carbon emission reduction can be achieved in the life cycle.，It will further promote the transformation of energy and electricity in Laos.，And effectively alleviate the electricity shortage in Southeast Asia.。Zoomlion will continue to cultivate overseas markets，Provide solid equipment support for the construction of major global projects。