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Up to July 13, 2007) Current Location :Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 76) (Up to July 13, 2007) Estimated Project Ave. GHG No. Project Name Project Owner CER Buyer Type Reduction (tCO2e/y) Fugong Jiacheng Fugong Mukeji Hydropower Renewable Carbon Asset Management 1 Hydropower 102,781 Project energy Sweden AB Development Co.,Ltd. Yuexi County Liyuan Yuexi Dayan Small Renewable Carbon Asset Management 2 Hydropower 48,722 Hydropower Project energy Sweden AB Development Co.,Ltd. Kunming Dongjiao Methane Kunming Huan Ye 3 Baishuitang LFG Treatment recovery & Project Development Asja Ambiente Italia S.P.A(Italy) 64,302 and Power Generation Project utilization Co.,Ltd. Jiuzhaigou Electric Sichuan Shuanghe Renewable 4 Power Development Marubeni Corporation(Japan) 297,313 Hydropower Project energy Ltd Co. Shandong Luneng Baiyun’ebo 45MW Wind Farm Renewable 5 Development Group Arreon Carbon UK Ltd 96,468 Project energy Co.,Ltd. Guangxi Baise Tianlin Baile Renewable Tianlin Baile River 6 RWE Power AG(Germany) 48,079 Hydropower Station energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd. Methane Anhui Qidong Coal Mine Wanbei Coal and Renaissance Carbon Investment 7 recovery & 57,208 Methane Utilization Project Power Co.,Ltd. Ltd(UK) utilization The Natural Gas-stream Energy saving Beijing Jing Feng Gas Combined Cycle Electric 8 and efficiency Fired Power Company RWE Power AG(Germany) 633,341 Power Project of Beijing Third improvement Ltd. Thermal Power Plant Luzhou Jiale Yuanxing Renewable 9 Yuanxing Hydropower Project Electic Power EcoSecurities Group Plc(UK) 50,752 energy Development Co.,Ltd Sichuan Liangtan Hydropower Renewable Sichuan Guang’an 10 EcoSecurities Group Plc(UK) 82,229 Station Second Phase Project energy AAA Public Co.,Ltd. Coke Dry Quenching(CDQ) Energy saving Waste Recovery for Power Laiwu Iron & Steel 11 and efficiency RWE Power AG(Germany) 339,546 Generation Project of Laiwu Group Corp. improvement Iron & Steel Laigang Co.,Ltd 25MW Waste Energy saving Laiwu Iron & Steel 12 RWE Power AG(Germany) 168,016 Gas Power Generation Project and efficiency Group Corp. of Laiwu Iron & Steel improvement Yinshan Profiled Iron Co.,Ltd Energy saving 25MW Waste Gas Power Laiwu Iron & Steel 13 and efficiency RWE Power AG(Germany) 168,016 Generation Project of Laiwu Group Corp. improvement Iron& Steel Renewable Sichuan Hongyang Carbon Asset Management 14 Sichuan Tiexi Hydro Project 126,367 energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Sweden AB Inner Mongolia Urad Middle Shandong Luneng Renewable 15 Banner 45MW Wind-farm Development Group Arreon Carbon UK Ltd. 91,817 energy Project Co.,Ltd Shanghai (Chongming and Renewable Shanghai Wind Power 16 Standard Bank Plc (UK) 37,149 Nanhui) Windfarm Project energy Company Ltd. Shaoguan Yizhou Guangdong Shaoguan Yizhou Renewable 17 Hydropower Station RWE Power AG(Germany) 53,379 Hydro Power Sation energy Co.,Ltd Xinjiang Huadian Xinjiang Xiaocaohu Wind Renewable NATIXIS Environment 18 Xiaocaohu Wind 108,924 Power Project energy & Infrastructures(UK) Power Co.,Ltd Huadian Hongli Jilin Xijingou Hydropower Renewable Hydropower MGM Carbon Portfolio, 19 80,308 Project energy Investment S.a.r.l(Netherlands) Development Co. Sichuan Balanghe Sichuan Balangkou 96MW Renewable 20 Hydro Power Mitsubishi Corp.(Japan) 340,087 Hydropower Project energy Development CO.,Ltd Shimian County Sichuan Songlinhe 45MW Renewable Songyuan Electric 21 Mitsubishi Corp.(Japan) 170,001 Hydropower Project energy Power Development Co.,Ltd Jilin Daan 49.5MW Wind Renewable Jinlin CGN Wind 22 EDF Trading Ltd(UK) 111,571.82 Power Project energy Power CO.,Ltd Sichuan Guohe 20MW Renewable Ganluo County Guohe 23 EDF Trading Ltd(UK) 104,371 Hydropower Plant energy Power Co.,Ltd Lijiang Wulanghe Lijiang Wulanghe Secondary Renewable Tohoku Electric Power 24 Hydropower 117,890 Hydropower Project energy Co.,Inc(Japan) Development Co.,Ltd Bazhong Pingchang Sichuan Bahe Shuangtan Hydropower Renewable Tohoku Electric Power Co.,Inc 25 Hydropower 112,725 Project, Sichuan energy (Japan) Development Co.,Ltd Province ,China Sichuan Pingchang Fengtan Sichuan Bahe Renewable Tohoku Electric Power Co.,Inc 26 Hydropower Expansion Hydropower 70,182 energy (Japan) Project, P.R.China Development Co.,Ltd Taohe Yangjiahe Hydropower Gansu Tiangong Renewable 27 Project, Gansu Province, Hydropower Mitsubishi Corp.(Japan) 112,272 energy China Development Co.,Ltd 25MW Liangwan Hydropower Renewable Hechi City LiangWan MGM Carbon Portfolio, S.a.r.l 28 65,981 Development Project energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd (Netherlands & Luxembourg) 25.5MW Xinnali Hydropower Guangxi Shenghui Renewable MGM Carbon Portfolio, S.a.r.l 29 Project in Nandan County, Haihe Hydroelectric 65,101 energy (Netherlands & Luxembourg) P.R.China Development Co.,Ltd Captive Power Generation Energy saving through Waste Heat Recovery Jinan Iron& Steel Nippon Steel Corporation 30 and efficiency 159,401 System in a Steel Plant in Group (Japan) improvement Jinan City, China Jiangsu Rudong Lingyang Renewable Jiangsu Longyuan Kommunalkredit Public 31 96,297 Wind Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Shenyang Faku Wanghaisi Renewable Shenyang Longyuan Kommunalkredit Public 32 46,996 Wind Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Liaoning Changtu Quantou Renewable Tieling Longyuan Wind Kommunalkredit Public 33 110,967.1 Wind Power Project energy Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Xiaochengshan Wind Power Renewable Yichun Longyuan Kommunalkredit Public 34 110,615 Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Helongjiang Yilan Maanshan Renewable Yilan Longyuan Wind Kommunalkredit Public 35 112,420 Wind Power Project energy Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Heilongjiang Huanan Renewable Huanan Longyuan Kommunalkredit Public 36 Hengdaishan West Wind 103,007.1 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Consulting GmbH(Austria) Power Project The Third Cascade Yunan Dianneng N2O 37 Hydropower Station of Niduhe Chuxiong Hydropower Standard Bank PLC(UK) 52,928 Decomposition River Development Co.,Ltd Sichuan Golden Jinxiang-Golden Elephant N2O 38 Elephant Chemical EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 300,103 Line 1 N2O Abatement Project Decomposition Co.,Ltd Sichuan Golden Jinxiang-Golden Elephant N2O 39 Elephant Chemical EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 51,150 Line 2 N2O Abatement Project Decomposition Co.,Ltd Tianji Group Line 1 N2O N2O Tianji Coal Chemical 40 EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 781,931 Abatement Project Decomposition Industry Group Co.,Ltd Tianji Group Line 2 N2O N2O Tianji Coal Chemical 41 EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 791,240 Abatement Project Decomposition Industry Group Co.,Ltd Tianji Group Line 3 N2O N2O Tianji Coal Chemical 42 EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 784,079 Abatement Project Decomposition Industry Group Co.,Ltd Tianquan Shiyang Tianquan Shiyang Hydro Renewable 43 Hydro Electric Power EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 73,324 Power Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Tianquan Xiacun Tianquan Xiacun Hydro Power Renewable 44 Hydro Electric Power EcoSecurities Group PLC(UK) 90,157 Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Kangding Hualong Sichuan Miaopu Hydropower Renewable Water Resources & 45 Standard Bank(UK) 136,444 Project energy Electric Power Investent Co.,Ltd Yunan Dianneng Shuangbai Ejia Magahe River Renewable 46 Chuxiong Hydropower Standard Bank(UK) 54,251 Hydropower Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Lushui County, Quande 48MW Duduluo River Renewable Factor consulting & Management 47 Hydroelectrical 153,882 Hydroelectric Power Plant energy AG (Switzerland) Power Development Ltd Xianggelila Xian Ge Ji Xianggelila Xia Zhi En Renewable He Liu Yu Xia Zhi En Factor consulting & Management 48 125,322 Hydroelectric Power Plant energy Hydroelectric AG (Switzerland) Development Ltd Xianggelila Xian Ge Ji Song Ba Hydroelectric Power Renewable He Liu Yu Factor consulting & Management 49 87,181 Plant energy Hydroelectric AG (Switzerland) Development Ltd Shaanxi Hengfa Shaanxi Shiba 14MW Renewable 50 Hydropower EEA (UK) 39,283 Hydropower Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Shaanxi Hongchun and Ziyang County Renewable Equity+ Environmental Assets 51 Shangba 11.4MW Minquan Hydropower 31,175 energy Ireland Ltd (UK) Hydropower Project Bundle Development Co.,Ltd Ziyang County Shaanxi Shenyang 10MW Renewable Equity+ Environmental Assets 52 Minquan Hydropower 29,881 Hydropower Project energy Ireland Ltd (UK) Development Co.,Ltd Shaanxi Hengfa Shaanxi Baiguoshu 13MW Renewable 53 Hydropower EEA (UK) 39,030 Hydropower Project energy Development CO.,Ltd Power Generation from Coking Waste Heat Utilization Energy saving Lan County Fengda Project at Lan County Fengda 54 and efficiency Coking and Chemicals Trading Emissions PLC(UK) 114,964 Coking and Chemicals improvement Smelting Co.,Ltd Smelting Co.,Ltd in Shanxi, China Power Generation from Coking Waste Heat Utilization Energy saving Taiyuan Gangyuan 55 Project at Taiyuan Gangyuan and efficiency Coking & Chemicals Trading Emissions PLC(UK) 185,711 Coking & Chemicals Co.,Ltd in improvement Co.,Ltd in China China Power Generation from Coking Waste Heat Utilization Energy saving Taiyuan Yingxian 56 Project at Taiyuan Yingxian and efficiency Coking & Chemicals Trading Emissions PLC(UK) 123,808 Coking & Chemicals Co.,Ltd in improvement Co.,Ltd in China China Power Generation from Taiyuan city Coking Waste Heat Utilization Energy saving Wanguang Coal & 57 Project at Taiyuan city and efficiency Trading Emissions PLC(UK) 122,054 Coking Co.,Ltd in Wanguang Coal & Coking improvement China Co.,Ltd in China Power Generation from Energy saving Shanxi Sanjia Coal & 58 Coking
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