The Company confirms that the remaining 13 turbines required for the 49.5 MW wind turbines farm have been assembled in the supplier’s warehouse awaiting delivery. Contingent on the timing of the final disbursement from the Bank, the Company now expects to complete Phase II by spring of this year.

The timing of the final loan disbursement and the delay in completing Phase II do not have any impact on the construction of the Company’s 198 MW Phase III wind project. Phase III is being constructed under more favourable financial terms through an engineering, procurement and construction contract with a different turbine supplier than Phase II. Foundations have been laid for all 132 turbines at Phase III, with construction expected to be completed by the end of June 2012.

About China Wind Power International Corp.

China Wind Power International Corp. is an Ontario company that is uniquely positioned to capitalize on the growing demand for wind power in China. The Company indirectly holds the wind generator exclusive rights for wind energy development in Du Mon County, Heilongjiang Province, which has a demonstrated potential installed capacity of 1,150 MW of wind energy developable over an area of 612 square km. While 1,150 MW represents the Company’s long-term potential for wind power in the area, its current plans are for building out approximately 800 MW over five development phases. The Company’s common shares are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol “CNW”. The Company has approximately 63.9 million shares outstanding.

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According to the rules, estimated to be promulgated in the first half of this year, local governments must first win approval of the NEB before they give licenses to wind farm projects that are smaller than 50MW each.

This move will cool down China’s wind power industry that has become overheated in recent years, industry experts said.

At present, China’s local governments have the power to approve wind farm projects smaller than 50MW each in installed capacity, after they put the projects on record with the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC). Wind farm projects larger than 50MW each shall be approved by the NDRC.

To have their projects approved by local governments, which are easier and faster than the approval of the central government, some wind farm operators segment their wind farm projects into multiple stages, with each smaller than 50MW. As a result, China has countless 49.5MW wind farms across the country.
To date, only about 10 percent of the 60GW china wind turbines farm projects reported by local governments are examined and approved by the NDRC.

Those projects not approved by the NDRC will possibly not be included in the national plan for grid-access. It is one of the important reasons why the grid and wind farms do not develop in harmony.

Since they are not brought into the overall development plans of the grid, many wind farms approved by local governments have to put wind turbines generator idle from time to time.

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The pilot offshore wind farm in Rudong county, Jiangsu province, by Longyuan Power, China’ s largest wind power developer “will lead the way for China to develop offshore wind power, particularly in site selection, planning and design, installation and maintenance,” said Longyuan General Manager Xie Changjun, Xinhua News Agency reported.

Construction on the facility began in June 2009 with a $397 million investment for the 150-megawatt first phase, expected to be completed in March.

In the launch, 99.3 megawatts were connected to the grid.

Rudong’s intertidal wind farm will generate 330 million kilowatts of electric power for the grid, reducing carbon dioxide emissions by 267,000 tons and sulfur dioxide by 1,940 tons while saving 97,000 tons of standard coal, Longyuan Jiangsu Offshore Wind Power says.

Intertidal refers to areas that are above water at low tide and under water at high tide.

So far the 102-megawatt Shanghai East Sea Bridge Offshore Wind Farm is China’s only other commercial-scale offshore wind facility, operating since June 2010.

China has a great potential for offshore wind turbines, up to 750 gigawatts, or three times that of onshore wind resources, says China Meteorological Administration, with industrial centers on the eastern and southern coasts showing the greatest promise.

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Guohua, a unit of China’s state-owned coal giant Shenhua Group, is acquiring interests in the 65-megawatt Bluff Point and 75-megawatt Studland Bay wind farms in northwest Tasmania state from renewable energy producer Hydro Tasmania.

Australia has up to now been a laggard in using renewable energy use compared to other developed countries, such as Spain and Germany, as investors struggled to turn a profit on early projects that were competing for customers with generators of electricity produced from burning cheaply available thermal coal.

At the end of the 2008-2009 financial year, the last complete data available from the Australian government, renewable energy accounted for around 7% of total electricity generation in the country. Of this, wind energy contributed 1.5% to total power output.

However, this is set to increase sharply as Australia’s government has set a target of having 20% of electricity supply coming from renewable energy sources like wind power by 2020. To achieve this goal, it has introduced policies that mandate electricity retailers to buy a proportion of their sales from renewable energy sources.

At the same time, Australia is also preparing to impose a tax on some of the country’s biggest coal producers and users in an effort to cut pollution. The levy will be charged at a fixed price of 23 Australian dollars (US$23.50) per carbon ton from the country’s top 500 polluters starting July 2012.

In a statement Thursday, Hydro Tasmania small wind turbines said the deal with Guohua values the two wind farms at Woolnorth at A$282 million. The company will retain the remaining 25% interests in both projects.

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ECO 122 model rotor diameter of 122 meters, the wind swept area of ​​11,700 square meters, is 2.0MW to 3.0MW-class models in the largest, to maximize access to wind energy. ECO 122 wind farms in order to make the fan less production than it is now 1.5 – 2.0MW models 25 percent more power. As an example, in a typical low-speed zone, 6 1.5 – 2.0MW wind turbine produce electricity 40GWh / year, while the five ECO 122 wind turbine generator can produce electricity more than 50GWh / year.

And 1.5 – 2.0MW models compared, ECO 122 model from the infrastructure, platform and roads, less wiring, etc. reduced by 10% to 15% of production costs.

Alstom ECO 100 ECO 122 is a series of new products, since 2008, the series has been built and installed capacity 350MW, run more than 20 million hours. ECO 122 for the first time fans will be installed in mid-2012, is expected to be delivered in early 2013.

Alstom existing 1.67MW to 3.0MW series wind turbine, the new 6.0MW wind turbines being developed production.

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The two companies signed a deal yesterday that will see them pool resources to jointly research, develop, and produce new technologies specifically for the Chinese wind market. The companies have worked together in the past, providing turbines for an offshore Chinese wind farm earlier this year, and Siemens currently operates a turbine blade production facility in Shanghai. Overall, Siemens has been operating in China wind turbines for 139 years.

The deal will also see Siemens and Shanghai Electric working together to improve the state of wind technology sales, marketing, and service in the country. With both ventures, Shanghai Electric will have a 51 percent stake in operations and Siemens 49 percent.

“Our target is to become one of the world’s leading suppliers of wind turbines,” Siemens’ Michael Suess said, calling China “the world’s most important wind power market.”

As of 2010, China had an overall wind power capacity of 44,733 MW, putting it ahead of the United States as the world’s largest wind power market.

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By the end of August 2011, the installed wind power generators capacity exceeded 1 megawatt in nine provinces in China, including Inner Mongolia, Hebei, Gansu, Liaoning, Jilin, Shandong, Heilongjiang, Jiangsu and Xinjiang.

According to the report, China’s wind power industry has enjoyed steady and rapid development in recent years. The country’s total installed wind power capacity has doubled for five consecutive years during the 11th Five-Year Plan period (2006-2010), making it the world’s largest wind power producer. China’s wind power output reached 49.4 gigawatt hours in 2010, up nearly 79 percent from the previous year and accounting for over 1 percent of the country’s total electricity output.

The average utilization hours of its installed wind power capacity reached 2,047 hours last year. During the first six months of 2011, China’s wind power output reached 42.9 gigawatt-hours, up more than 81 percent from a year earlier and accounting for nearly 2 percent of the total electricity output of the country’s wind farms above the designated size. In addition, the average utilization hours of China’s installed wind power capacity reached more than 1,250 hours during the period.

China is rich in wind energy resources and has huge potential for wind energy. China’s potential development capacity of wind power on land and offshore is 2.4 gigawatts and 200 megawatts, respectively, with about 80 percent of the capacity concentrated in its northern regions, southeastern coastal areas and offshore islands. The geographical distribution of its wind energy resources is similar to that of coal resources, but it is not aligned with the distribution of power demand.

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Traditional food ditch two wind power projects in Shaanxi was put into commercial operation the company’s second wind farm. The wind farm installed capacity of 49,500 kilowatts, 33 sets of 1500 kilowatts installed inside the wind turbine. The project was launched in March 2011 to obtain approval of Shaanxi Provincial Development and Reform Commission, officially started construction in July, has overcome the shortage of funds, bad weather, time, heavy task so difficult, successfully completed the construction and production preparation tasks. Currently, the project is the rest of the fan to come on stream, by the end of 33 wind turbines in the wind farm will be fully put into operation, expected annual energy output could reach 100 million degrees.

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It is understood that the subject of Sinovel completed the mission statement of the mandate, objectives and evaluation models for the major technical indicators independently developed SL1500/82 and SL1500/89 two low-speed wind turbine.

Currently, the two wind turbine generator has achieved mass production, to achieve installed capacity of 3,200 units. Which, SL1500/82 unit in May 2010 by the Germanischer Lloyd (GL) of the fan load, the power curve, noise, power quality and other field test, and on October 20, 2011 received China’s first A-level design certification – Germanischer Lloyd (GL) A-level design certification.

“863 plan” or “National High Technology Research and Development Program,” organized by the National Science and Technology Department to implement, focus on solving the long-term national development and national security strategic, cutting-edge and forward-looking high-tech issues, development of independent intellectual property rights high-tech, high-tech industries to cultivate the wind turbines manufacturers growing point.

Low-speed wind resources development area is the “second five” important strategic planning of wind power point of the layout. Wind power in the “five” period from the original “building large bases into the bulk power system” to “centralized decentralization” model of development, the development of low-speed wind, and to encourage distributed to the grid.

“At present, the National Energy Board is working with relevant departments to step up access to the grid and wind power consumptive market research, which highlighted the grid on the provinces by the end of the low-speed wind power development and power consumptive issues.” National grid Energy Strategy and Planning Bai Jianhua, director, told reporters that the future of the national level will increase these low wind speed areas of small wind turbines installed capacity target, a large grid as a great base for access outside of an effective complement to grid development pattern. For low wind speeds at the national policy to support wind power development in the context of more and more clear, the next five years, low-speed wind power development will usher in the peak period of development.

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It is understood that wind power projects with total investment of 20 billion yuan, up-front investment of 5 million. July 14 and GD Jiangsu Neihuang build new energy development at the comprehensive development and utilization of new energy entered into an agreement, on August 10 and built a 100-meter wind tower and officially receive the wind data. After a wind tower wind data analysis showed that within the yellow zone and gradually into the wind season, and the more obvious changes in the wind data for wind farm development and use.

Neihuang Committee Secretary Guo Jianhua introduced, with the continued increase in world energy consumption, global energy crisis, the situation is becoming increasingly apparent ease the energy crisis, the development of renewable energy to achieve a sustainable energy development energy development in the world major strategic initiatives, while yellow is for the period, although in the northern part of Henan, but in the wind farm in the reserves are large, widely distributed, can make use of high value, rich in wind resources, wind power project investment pools. Meanwhile, the implementation of wind power projects, for speeding up the development of ceramic industry in yellow, accelerate the “Central Plains Porcelain” has a great role in promoting development.

It is understood, GD Power Development Co., Ltd. is the holding company of China Guodian national public power company, China Guodian Corporation is the direct financing in the capital market and the implementation of the overall restructuring of the windows platform. Internal accounting company currently has 13, 23 wholly-owned, holding companies 17, 19 shareholding enterprises, the preparation unit 10, the distribution of the northeast, north, east, south, southwest, northwest and other 23 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions, has formed a prominent business power, coal, coal chemical wind turbines industry, polysilicon, railways, finance and other related industries, diversified development model, the company holding installed capacity of 30.6 million kilowatts.

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