Recently Inner Mongolia Tongliao Kailu wind power project was approved by National Energy Bureau.
By the end of 2011 the total installed capacity in Kailu county will reach 1.5GW. At present the wind power projects under construction in Tongliao is 700MW, and by the end of this year over 300MW wind power in Tongliao will be connected to the power grid.
Friday, October 17, 2008
Two wind power projects in Jiamusi are approved by Heilongjiang Developmeng and Reform Commission
Recently China Guodian's two wind power projects in Jiamusi are approved by Heilongjiang Developmeng and Reform Commission, then Guodian Hefeng Wind Power Company has three approved wind power projects in Heilongjiang province in total, and the approved capacity reaches 150MW.
The planned capacity is 49.5MW for both Houshi and Tangyuan wind power projects, and 33 sets of 1.5MW wind turbines will be installed at each project. And the two wind power projects are scheduled to generate power at the end of 2009. The investment for Houshi wind power project is 511.01 million CNY, and the investment for Tangyuan wind power project is 514.25 million CNY.
With Houshi and Tangyuan wind power projects included Guodian Hefeng Wind Power Company has eight approved wind power projects in total in China, and the total approved capacity reaches 400MW.
The planned capacity is 49.5MW for both Houshi and Tangyuan wind power projects, and 33 sets of 1.5MW wind turbines will be installed at each project. And the two wind power projects are scheduled to generate power at the end of 2009. The investment for Houshi wind power project is 511.01 million CNY, and the investment for Tangyuan wind power project is 514.25 million CNY.
With Houshi and Tangyuan wind power projects included Guodian Hefeng Wind Power Company has eight approved wind power projects in total in China, and the total approved capacity reaches 400MW.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Jiuquan will build 10GW solar power plant
2007 November China National Development and Reform Commission approved the Jiuquan 10GW wind power project, the total installed capacity will be 10.65GW, and the total investment will be 100 billion CNY.
2008 April China National Development and Reform Commission approved the development plan of Jiuquan wind power project.
Jiuquan is super rich in wind energy, its total exploitable wind power is 40GW.
The installed wind power capacity will reach 5.16GW by the end of 2010, and reach 12.71GW by the end of 2015. Then Jiuquan will become one key clean energy base in China.
2008 April China National Development and Reform Commission approved the development plan of Jiuquan wind power project.
Jiuquan is super rich in wind energy, its total exploitable wind power is 40GW.
The installed wind power capacity will reach 5.16GW by the end of 2010, and reach 12.71GW by the end of 2015. Then Jiuquan will become one key clean energy base in China.
Datang Saihanba Wind Power Company will reach 1GW capacity by the end of 2009
Datang Chifeng Saihanba Wind Power Company was founded in September 2004, and Saihanba wind power plant covers 3000 square kilometers, the total exploitable wind power is 20GW, and it is one of the best wind power farm in China.
The total installed capacity reached 500MW by the end of 2007, and became the largest wind power plant in the world. And its total installed capacity will reach 670MW by the end of 2008, and reach 1GW by the end of 2009.
The total installed capacity reached 500MW by the end of 2007, and became the largest wind power plant in the world. And its total installed capacity will reach 670MW by the end of 2008, and reach 1GW by the end of 2009.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
China: Wind Power for 1.3B People
From: http://seekingalpha.com/article/99955-china-wind-power-for-1-3b-people
In a recent trip to China, I experienced the "China Speed" in developing their new mega cities all over the country. The magnitude is beyond my imagination. Anything in this country is "big". 1.3B population, yes it is a "B", and let me tell you this, the population of children under age 10 is the same as the whole population of Canada: 40 Million. The China's biggest city Shanghai is twice the size of New York. The high speed train of Shanghai is two times faster than US, that is half the speed of an airplane.
Then you will ask, where does China get all the energy it needs? The answer is simple, China does not have enough energy to sustain such a magnitude of growth, and it imports crude from every single corner of the earth. And it is planning big for its next generation of energy: Wind power.
According to the Global Wind Energy Council, China's installed wind energy capacity could reach 122GW by 2020. China's exploitable wind resource is estimated around 1000GW. In Inner Mongolia of Northern China, massive wind projects have been deployed over the last couple of years, the estimated capacity has reached over 1GW. In West China, provinces such as Gansu, and Qinghai, are also developing their own wind power projects to meet local energy demand. The central government has chosen wind power as an important alternative energy to combat green house emission and secure energy supply.
The wind energy booming in China has attracted many worldwide wind turbine manufacturers invest in China, such as GE (GE), Gamesa (GCTAF.PK) and Vestas (VWDRY.PK). There are also many domestic manufacturers including A Power Energy Generation (APWR), Nantong CASC, REpower North, Nordex, Hunan Hara XEMC Windpower. Among these companies, only GE, Vestas, and APWR are listed in North America, and recently APWR signed 50 of 2.7MW wind turbine contract, and has total annual production capacity of 1.1GW by 2009.
In a recent trip to China, I experienced the "China Speed" in developing their new mega cities all over the country. The magnitude is beyond my imagination. Anything in this country is "big". 1.3B population, yes it is a "B", and let me tell you this, the population of children under age 10 is the same as the whole population of Canada: 40 Million. The China's biggest city Shanghai is twice the size of New York. The high speed train of Shanghai is two times faster than US, that is half the speed of an airplane.
Then you will ask, where does China get all the energy it needs? The answer is simple, China does not have enough energy to sustain such a magnitude of growth, and it imports crude from every single corner of the earth. And it is planning big for its next generation of energy: Wind power.
According to the Global Wind Energy Council, China's installed wind energy capacity could reach 122GW by 2020. China's exploitable wind resource is estimated around 1000GW. In Inner Mongolia of Northern China, massive wind projects have been deployed over the last couple of years, the estimated capacity has reached over 1GW. In West China, provinces such as Gansu, and Qinghai, are also developing their own wind power projects to meet local energy demand. The central government has chosen wind power as an important alternative energy to combat green house emission and secure energy supply.
The wind energy booming in China has attracted many worldwide wind turbine manufacturers invest in China, such as GE (GE), Gamesa (GCTAF.PK) and Vestas (VWDRY.PK). There are also many domestic manufacturers including A Power Energy Generation (APWR), Nantong CASC, REpower North, Nordex, Hunan Hara XEMC Windpower. Among these companies, only GE, Vestas, and APWR are listed in North America, and recently APWR signed 50 of 2.7MW wind turbine contract, and has total annual production capacity of 1.1GW by 2009.
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