Known as the "Hometown of Windmills", the Netherlands has a long history of wind power generation and its technology is leading the world. Beihai wind farm, a masterpiece of Dutch sea breeze power generation, was fully completed and successfully put into production in April this year. At present, these 36 advanced offshore wind turbines are located in the North Sea, and their huge array of wind power not only meets the electricity demand of hundreds of thousands of local families, but also becomes a strategic symbol of developing clean energy in the Netherlands. In Ahmond, a seaside town in Amsterdam, overlooking the North Sea Wind Farm, a series of ivory-tall wind turbines struggled to dance huge blades under the strong sea breeze, and the scene was spectacular.

In order to cope with the high energy price and foreseeable energy shortage, the Dutch government fully supports wind power generation. Beihai Wind Farm is a large offshore wind farm project jointly launched by Shell and Nuon Power, the largest power supplier in the Netherlands, with a total investment of over 200 million euros.

According to reports, the average wind speed at a height of 60 meters above sea level exceeds 8 meters per second, and the energy income of offshore wind turbines is 20% to 40% higher than that of land wind turbines in coastal wind-rich areas. Beihai Wind Farm is the first offshore wind farm in the world where all large-scale wind turbines are placed at sea, and the wind turbines are located at the water level of 20 meters. The height of each wind turbine is 155 m, the diameter of the main shaft of the wind turbine is 4.2 m, the blades are made of reinforced polymer glass fiber, the total installed capacity is 108 MW, the nearest distance to the coast is 10 km, and the farthest distance is 18 km.

Holland, the country of windmills, is full of windmills and mills.