China Wind Energy Perspectives 2011 (CWEP 2011), offering an extensive array of data, was recently released. CWEP “aims to provide useful information for foreign organizations that hope to build links with and find business opportunities in China’s wind sector.” Comprising information on policy, technology, and commercial opportunities, the report is available for subscription at USD1600 per hard copy. The buyer will also enjoy free updates about important information in China wind power industry for the year 2011.
Examples of some of the sections in the report include:
• Wind power installation in 2010
• Grid integration of wind power
• Wind resources of the major wind provinces
• National wind policies and regulations
• Provincial and local wind power policies
• Major offshore wind farms
• Wind Energy Standards, Codes, and Specifications
• Sino-foreign cooperation in wind energy
• Key governmental organizations related to wind
• Wind power installation in major Chinese provinces in 2009
• Phase 2 Concession projects of Zhangjiakou Bashang 1000MW Wind Power Base
• Export of large wind turbines
• China benchmark feed-in tariff (BFT) for wind power generation
• Major wind turbine blade manufacturers in China
• China offshore wind power projects
• Wind resources zoning map (at height of 50m)
To purchase the report, interested parties may contact