A view of wind power projects under construction in Hanggin Banner, Ordos. [Photo/Ordos Release]

A total of four wind power projects in Hanggin Banner of Ordos city in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region will finish construction and be put into use this year.

This includes a 150 MW wind farm project located in Hanggin Banner's Yihe Wusu township, with an investment of nearly 964 million yuan ($144.44 million).

The project started construction in August 2021 and is designed for 46 wind turbines with a single unit capacity of 3.3 MW.

A total of four wind measuring towers will be set up in and around the wind farm, and they are expected to be completed and connected to the grid for power transmission in October this year.

The other three wind power projects will have a scale of 200,000 kilowatts each and investment of 1.49 billion yuan, 1.28 billion yuan and 1.20 billion yuan, respectively.

These wind power projects will be connected to the grid for power generation in December 2022, and each will be able to generate about 600 million kWh of electricity annually after being connected to the grid.