According to CNOOC, the world's first 16-megawatt tension leg floating wind turbine platform, "CNOOC Anlan", has successfully been connected to the power grid of the Lufeng Oilfield, officially supplying green electricity directly to the offshore oilfield. This marks China's deep-sea floating wind turbine equipment technology reaching the forefront of the world, successfully exploring new technologies for offshore wind power development in China. The tension leg floating wind turbine platform is a large-scale floating equipment specially designed and built for the development of deep-sea wind power, consisting of an upper floating body, a seabed anchoring foundation, and a mooring system. "CNOOC Anlan" is installed in the Lufeng Oilfield, located at a water depth of 136 meters and 136 kilometers offshore. With an overall height nearly equivalent to 110-story buildings, it is equipped with a 16-megawatt anti-typhoon wind turbine, independently designed and built to withstand extreme conditions of Category 17 typhoons, and has a service life of 25 years.