The Wind Power Asia (WPA) was first launched in 2003 with 47 exhibitors and only 1,500 sqm floor space; yet, the exhibition has received tremendous success over the past few years.
With the strong support from the China Bureau of Energy of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the Department of High and New Technology Development and Industrialization of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China; with many other international partners including the Danish Wind Energy Group and Invest in Denmark China; demonstrating the steady growth of the WPA exhibition.
Until 2008, the WPA exhibition has extended to over 23,000 sqm, with more than 296 exhibitors and 10,890 professional visitors from 41 different countries and regions.
The WPA event is now become Asia's largest and most influential wind power exhibition.
For More details: http://www.windpowerasia.com/
Clean Energy Expo China -2009
Showing posts with label Asia. Show all posts
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Saturday, 28 February 2009
GE to double wind turbine deliveries to China
General Electric Co. has indicated about its plans to double wind turbine deliveries in China over the next two years.
This projection has been filed by the Shanghai Daily.
GE’s environmental product campaign head Steve Fludder noted GE hopes to increase wind turbine shipments to 320 units in 2009, up from 159 units of last year. The company also aims to double the amount to 600 units by 2010.
China, the fifth-largest producer of wind power, may buoy GE’s renewable-energy sales after larger markets in the US and Europe were hurt by the global credit crunch, Fludder reportedly said.
Last month, A-Power Energy Generation Systems and GE Drivetrain Technologies, a unit of GE Transportation, announced two Letters of Intent, one for GE to supply A-Power with 2.7 MW wind turbine gearboxes, beginning in 2010, and the second to establish a Joint Venture partnership for a wind turbine gearbox assembly plant. The joint venture will bring a multi-megawatt gearbox capacity to China and serve as GE Drivetrain Technologies’ Southeast Asia manufacturing center from which it will serve its customers in the region beginning mid-2010.
This projection has been filed by the Shanghai Daily.
GE’s environmental product campaign head Steve Fludder noted GE hopes to increase wind turbine shipments to 320 units in 2009, up from 159 units of last year. The company also aims to double the amount to 600 units by 2010.
China, the fifth-largest producer of wind power, may buoy GE’s renewable-energy sales after larger markets in the US and Europe were hurt by the global credit crunch, Fludder reportedly said.
Last month, A-Power Energy Generation Systems and GE Drivetrain Technologies, a unit of GE Transportation, announced two Letters of Intent, one for GE to supply A-Power with 2.7 MW wind turbine gearboxes, beginning in 2010, and the second to establish a Joint Venture partnership for a wind turbine gearbox assembly plant. The joint venture will bring a multi-megawatt gearbox capacity to China and serve as GE Drivetrain Technologies’ Southeast Asia manufacturing center from which it will serve its customers in the region beginning mid-2010.
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