China's Guangdong to Invest $5.2 Billion in Wind Power

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas). China's Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power Company Limited (Guangdong province, China) will invest $5.2 billion to build a wind power project in Hebei province, the first phase of which will include four wind power stations. The four wind power stations will be built in Wanquan county of Hebei province. The total capacity of power generating to be developed amounts to 600,000 kW in the future, while 50,000 kW will be finished before 2009 and another 50,000 kW before 2010.

Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power Company Limited is jointly invested by China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Company Limited -- Guangdong Nuclear (Guangdong province, China) and Guangdong Nuclear Power Investment Company Limited (Guangdong province, China).

Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power currently has started a survey to find construction sites in places like Ximalin and Beixintun in Wanquan county to erect power generating equipments.

Previously, Guangdong Nuclear Wind Power invested in several other wind power projects, including a $1.48 billion offshore project in Tian'ewan of Guangdong's Shantou city (contract signed this April), a 49.5 MW project in Daliang of midwestern Gansu province which will generate electricity by the end of 2007, and a 300 MW project in Inner Mongolia's prefecture of Xilinguolemeng, which is put into operation before the end or this year. Guangdong Nuclear, a state-owned enterprise under China’s State Council, currently owns Dayawan Nuclear Power Station, Ling'ao Nuclear Power Station, Yangjiang Nuclear Power Station and several other nuclear power plants around China. It has also invested in coal-fired power plants and hydrogen power plants.

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