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Current Location: Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 48) (Up to Nov 26, 2008) Project Name Proj Current Location: Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 48) (Up to Nov 26, 2008) Estimated Ave. GHG No. Project Name Project Type Project Owner CER Buyer Reduction (tCO2e/y) Jiangmen Small Hydropower Project in Guangxi Liuzhou Rongshui Renewable 1 Xiangneng Hydro Mitsubishi Corporation 32,841 County,Guangxi Zhuang energy Power Co.,Ltd Autonomous Prefecture,China Hunan Lixian 15MW Hunan Li’ang Renewable 2 Biomass Direct Burning Renewable Energy CEZ,as. 92,124 energy Power Plant Project Power Co.,Ltd Inner Mongolia Jilantai CNSG Jilantai Salt Carbide Calcium RBS Sempra Energy Europe Ltd 3 Manufacture Chemical Group 369,202 Residues Based Cement (UK) Co.,Ltd Plant Project Shanxi Shuangliang Shanxi Shuangliang Energy saving Cement LTD. 4.5MW Cement Company 4 and efficiency Edison Spa (Italy) 28,738 Waste Heat for Power LTD. improvement Generation Project Henan Shuncheng Group Energy saving Henan Shuncheng Coal & Coking Co.,Ltd. Morgan Stanley & Co. 5 and efficiency Group Coal & Coking 326,403 2*14MW COG International PLC (UK) improvement Co.,Ltd. Congeneration Project 7.5MW Pure Low Temperature Waste Heat Energy saving Recovery （WHR） for Huixian Luqiao Morgan Stanlay & Co. 6 and efficiency 45,623 Power Generation Cement Co.Ltd International PLC improvement Project of Huixian Luqiao Cement Co.Ltd Anyang Xintianhe Cement Energy saving Anyang Xintianhe Limited Liability Company Morgan Stanlay & Co. 7 and efficiency Cement Limited 41,518 Waste Heat Recovery for International PLC improvement Liability Company Power Generation Black Liquid Burning and Energy saving Hunan Xueli Paper Natsource Asset Management 8 Synthetic Utilization Project and efficiency 71,704 Manufacturer Co.,Ltd Corporation (Canada) in Hunan Xueli Paper improvement Manufacturer Hubei Jinglan Group Sanyuan Cement Plant’s Energy saving Hubei Sanyuan Electric Power Development 9 Low Temperature Waste and efficiency 55,869 Cement Co.,Ltd. Co.,Ltd Heat Power Generation improvement Projet Tangshan Jianlong 9MW Energy saving Top Gas Pressure Recovery Tangshan Jianlong Goldman Sachs International 10 and efficiency 53,730 Turbine (TRT) Power Industry Co.,Ltd. (England) improvement Generation Project Huaneng Yuhuan Climate Change Capital Carbon Huaneng Yuhuan Energy saving Ultra-supercritical Fund Ⅱ S.à.r.l., 11 Ultra-supercritical Coal-fired and efficiency 393,976 Coal-fired Power Climate Change Capital Carbon Power Project improvement Project Managed Account Limited Hebei pengnan Coke Oven Energy saving Fengfeng Mining 12 Gas Utilization for Power and efficiency District Pengnan Arreon Carbon UK Limited 64,949 Generation Project improvement Coking Co.,Ltd. North China SF6 Recycling Project of SF6 recovery & International Power Swiss Re Global Markets Limited, 13 156,465 North China Grid utilization Economic & Trade Arreon Carbon UK Limited Corporation Shandong Heyou Group Renewable Shandong Heyou 14 Gaiyi Peony Carbon Capital S.s.r.l 445,474 Co.,Ltd. Fuel Switch Project energy Group Co.,Ltd. Shandong Heyou Group Co.,Ltd. 6+2×12MW Renewable Shandong Heyou 15 Gaiyi Peony Carbon Capital S.s.r.l 290,423 Fibreboard Waste Captive energy Group Co.,Ltd. Congeneration Project Heilongjiang Mudanjiang Renewable Hailin Longyuan Wind Essent Trading International S.A. 16 Xiaoguokui Wind Power 52,882 energy Power Co.,Ltd. (Switzerland) CDM Project Yichun Longyuan Hero Heilongjiang Shaobaishan Renewable Essent Trading International S.A. 17 Asia Wind Power 128,442 Wind Power Project energy (Switzerland) Co.,Ltd Yichun Longyuan Hero Heilongjiang Dabaishan Renewable Kommunalkredit Public Consulting 18 Asia Wind Power 128,442 Wind Power Project energy GmbH (Austria) Co.,Ltd Heilongjiang Fuyuan Wind Renewable Yichun Fuyuan Wind Kommunalkredit Public Consulting 19 103,524 Power Project energy Power Co.,Ltd GmbH (Austria) Yunnan Amojiang Guodian Yunnan Renewable 20 Sanjiangkou Hydropower Amojiang Power Electrabel NV/SA 353,575 energy Project Generation Co.,Ltd. Shandong Luneng Hebei Kangbao Tunken Renewable 21 Development Group Energy System International B.V. 260,033 Wind Farm Project energy Co.,Ltd. Datang Jilin Swedish Energy Agency, Jilin Shuangliao 2nd Phase Renewable 22 Resourceful New Carbon Asset Management 117,546 Wind Power Project energy Energy Power Sweden AB Generation Company Limited Heilongjiang Yilan Renewable Datang Yilan Wind 23 Chenguang Wind Power Credit Suisse International (UK) 131,181 energy Power Co.,Ltd. Project Gansu Huatang Gansu Huangshui Baichuan Renewable 24 Hydropower Sumitomo Corporation (Japan) 131,033 Hydropower Project energy Development Co.,Ltd. Swedish Energy Agency, Gansu Yumen Diwopu Wind Renewable Gansu Datang Yumen 25 Carbon Asset Management 106,586 Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd. Sweden AB Inner Mongolia Shangdu Renewable Shangdu Tianrun Wind 26 Jiqingliang 49.5MW Wind Rabobank International (UK) 117,013 energy Power Co.,Ltd Power Project Heilongjiang Yilan Fuqiang Renewable Datang Yilan Wind 27 Credit Suisse International (UK) 140,437 Wind Power Project energy Power Co.,Ltd. Inner Mongolia Ximeng Renewable Datang Xilingguole 28 Huitengliang Area A Phase Credit Suisse International (UK) 125,061 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Ⅱ Wind Power Project Shanxi Datang Shanxi Wulushan 1st phase Renewable International Zuoyun 29 EcoSecurities Group Plc. 104,378 Wind Power Project energy Wind Power Generation Co.,Ltd Datang International Shanxi Wulushan 2nd phase Renewable 30 Power Generation EcoSecurities Group Plc. 104,581 Wind Power Project energy Co.,Ltd Sichuan Huadian Xixi River Sichuan Huadian Xixi Hydro-electricity Renewable 31 River Hydro-electricity EcoSecurities Group Plc. 454,572 Development Co.,Ltd. energy Development Co.,Ltd. Luogu Hydroelectric Project Sichuan Huadian Xixi River Hydro-electricity Sichuan Huadian Xixi Renewable 32 Development Co.,Ltd. River Hydro-electricity EcoSecurities Group Plc. 409,846 energy Qingsong Hydroelectric Development Co.,Ltd. Project Sichuan Huadian Xixi River Sichuan Huadian Xixi Hydro-electricity Renewable 33 River Hydro-electricity EcoSecurities Group Plc. 537,702 Development Co.,Ltd. energy Development Co.,Ltd. Lianbu Hydroelectric Project Sichuan Huadian Xixi River Sichuan Huadian Xixi Hydro-electricity Renewable 34 River Hydro-electricity EcoSecurities Group Plc. 385,059 Development Co.,Ltd. Diluo energy Development Co.,Ltd. Hydroelectric Project Yunnan Baoshan Yunnan Baoshan Renewable Binglangjiang 35 Songshanhekou Sojitz Corporation (Japan) 543,098 energy Hydropower Hydropower Station Development Co.,Ltd. Xinhua Chengyuan Hunan Xinhua Pingyouqiao Renewable Climate Corporation Emissions 36 Hydropower 20,475 6MW Hydropower Project energy Trading GmbH (Austria) Development Co.,Ltd. Yunnan Dali Wanhuaxi Renewable Dali Xizhou Wanhuaxi OneCarbon International B.V. 37 16,626 Small Hydro Power Plant energy Hydro Power Co.,Ltd. (Netherlands) Sichuan Neijiang Sichuan Neijiang Renewable Tiangongtang Hydro 38 Tiangongtang Hydropower Natsource Europe Limited (UK) 73,309 energy Power Development Project Co.,Ltd China Resource Power Yunnan Yunpeng Renewable 39 Yunnan Honghe Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 706,116 Hydropower Project energy Company Limited Inner Mongolia Bayanur GD Power Bayanur Renewable 40 Wuliji 49.5MW Wind Power (Urat Rear Banner) Vitol SA (Switzerland) 134,116 energy Project Branch Company Wuxi Hydropower Plant, Hunan Wuxi Renewable 41 Qiyang County, Hunan Hydropower Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 367,115 energy Province Development Co.,Ltd. Xiaojin County Xinghua Xiaojin County Renewable Water Resource and 42 Zhongmachang Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 108,410 energy Hydropower Hydropower Project Development Co.,Ltd Xiangcheng County Xiangcheng County Renewable Electric Power Development 43 Maxionggou Hydropower Hongneng Power Co., 29,760 energy Co.,Ltd. Project Ltd Nongqishi Electric Kuitun River Laolongkou Renewable Electric Power Development 44 Power Industrial 32,738 Hydropower Project energy Co.,Ltd. Corporation Guangdong Hejiang 7.2MW Renewable Dapu Huatai Industrial 45 Vitol S.A. 20,330 Hydropower Project energy Co.,Ltd. Tengchong Sudian Yunnan Baoshan Renewable Longchuan River 46 Tenglongqiao Stage Ⅱ Standard Bank Plc (Netherlands) 255,412 energy Hydropower Hydropower Plant, China Development Co.,Ltd Dongshuixia 52.8MW Jiuquan Sanyuan Hydropower Project on Renewable GAIYI PEONY CARBON CAPITAL 47 Hydropower 208,454 Taolai River in Gansu energy S.a.r.l (Luxembourg) Development Co.,Ltd Province, China Gansu Yongjing 24.9MW Gansu Xiangpeng Renewable 48 Fuchuan Hydropower Metallurgy Group Mitsui & Co.,Ltd 97,917 energy Project Co.,Ltd All Projects Approved by DNA of China (Total 1749) Source: Department of Climate Change, NDRC 2008-12-17 Release 2008-12-18 Update Copyright by Office of National Coordination Committee on Climate Change built and maintained by China Economic Information Network(CEInet) Tel:86-10-68558356 [email protected] .
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