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Up to Oct 18, 2012) Current Location: Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 104) (Up to Oct 18, 2012) Estimated Ave. GHG No. Project Name Project Type Project Owner CER Buyer Reduction (tCO2e/y) Wulate Zhongqi Renewable Shanxi Zhangze Electric 1 49.5MW Phase III Wind Unilateral project 106,339 energy Power Co., Ltd. Farm Project Zhongdiantou Tacheng China Power Investment Mayitasi Phase II Renewable 2 Corporation Xinjiang Unilateral project 110,917 49.5MW Wind Power energy Energy Co., Ltd. Project Zhongdiantou Hetianerqi 20MW China Power Investment Renewable 3 Grid-connected Solar Corporation Xinjiang Unilateral project 24,121 energy Photovoltaic Generation Energy Hetian Co., Ltd. Project Xinjiang Hami Yandun I China Power Investment Renewable 4 Wind Farm Project Corporation Xinjiang Unilateral project 386,734 energy Energy Co., Ltd. CHPP Project for Tianjin Huadian Beichen Renewable 5 Beichen District, Tianjin Distributed Energy Co., GreenStream Network Plc 208,064 energy Ltd. Bailongjiang Xi'ergou Huaneng Zhouqu Renewable 6 Hydropower Station Hydropower Unilateral project 247,663 energy Project Development Co., Ltd. Beijing Huadian Changping 12.8MWp Renewable CHD Power Plant 7 Unilateral project 14,455 Photovoltaic Power energy Operation Co., Ltd. Project Xinjiang Balikun County Fengyuan Renewable Balikun Fengyuan Wind 8 Q.C.A. AG 102,498 Santanghu 49.5MW energy Power Co., Ltd. Wind Power Project Xinjiang Xinjiang Jinshangfengxiang Renewable Jinshangfengxiang Q.C.A. AG and Arcadia 9 Dabancheng Phase I 111,284 energy Energy Investment Co., Energy (Suisse) S.A. 49.5MW Wind Power Ltd. Project Gansu Jinchuan 50MW Jinchang Jintai Solar Photovoltaic Renewable 10 Photovoltaic Power Co., Unilateral project 55,115 Power Generation energy Ltd. Project China Resources China Resources New Guangling yuemingshan Renewable Energy (Datong 11 Unilateral project 98,541 Phase I 49.5MW Wind energy Guangling) Wind Power Power Project Co., Ltd. Yandun 5th Wind Power Renewable CECEP Wind-Power 12 Unilateral project 353,756 Project energy (Hami) Co., Ltd. Yunnan Yun County Renewable Lincang Runda 13 Dazhaihe Cascade I Unilateral project 50,829 energy Hydropower Co., Ltd. Hydropower Project Yunnan Yun County Renewable Lincang Runda 14 Dazhaihe Cascade II Unilateral project 55,569 energy Hydropower Co., Ltd. Hydropower Project Dingbian Fengdikeng Wind Farm Phase I Renewable Ningxia Electric Power 15 Project of Ningxia Unilateral project 84,789 energy Group Co., Ltd. Electric Power Group Co., Ltd. NEPG Helanshan Phase Renewable Ningxia Electric Power 16 VI 49.5MW Wind Farm Unilateral project 87,227 energy Group Co., Ltd. Project Ningxia Power Ningxia Power Investment Lingwu Renewable Investment Group 17 Marubeni Corporation 86,693 Wind-farm Phase I energy Lingwu Wind Power 49.5MW Project Generation Co., Ltd. Ningxia Electric Power Group Co., Ltd. Renewable Ningxia Electric Power 18 Taiyangshan Phase III Unilateral project 41,518 energy Group Co., Ltd. 30MWp Solar PV Project Ningxia Electric Power Group Co., Ltd. Touying Renewable Ningxia Electric Power 19 Unilateral project 13,853 10MWp Solar PV energy Group Co., Ltd. Project Zhaotong Niulanjiang Yunnan Haolong Huangjiaoshu Industrial Group Renewable Low Carbon Assets 20 Hydropower Project Huangjiaoshu 732,973 energy Management Corporation Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. Jinping County Liudong Guizhou Jinlong Renewable 21 River Baqin Hydropower Greenscot Limited 25,690 energy Hydropower Project Development Co., Ltd. Heishui County Ergulu Aba Jinfeng Renewable 22 Hydropower Station Hydropower Unilateral project 61,860 energy Project Development Co., Ltd. Ganzi Prefecture Huoqu Yajiang Jintong Renewable 23 River Da'aguo Hydropower Unilateral project 703,523 energy Hydropower Project Development Co., Ltd. Yongzhou Jianghua Jianghua Yao Dalupu Wind Farm Renewable Autonomous County 24 Unilateral project 80,750 Project energy Xiehe Wind Power Generation Co., Ltd. Yunnan Zhaotong Yunnan Dianneng Niulan Jiang Doutankou Renewable Niulan Jiang 25 Unilateral project 425,538 Hydropower Project energy Hydropower Development Limited Anhui Longyuan Chuzhou Mingguang Renewable Longyuan Mingguang 26 Unilateral project 78,516 Lushan Wind Power energy Wind Power Co., Ltd. Project Sichuan Li County Lixian Wentai Renewable 27 Wentai Hydropower Hydropower J-TEC Co., Ltd. 39,771 energy Project Development Co., Ltd. Sichuan Li County Lixian Wentai Renewable 28 Bajiaodiao Hydropower Hydropower J-TEC Co., Ltd. 34,325 energy Project Development Co., Ltd. Dali Julongshan Wind Sinohydro 14th Bureau Renewable 29 Farm Project Dali Juneng Investment Unilateral project 83,601 energy Co., Ltd. Huadian Xinjiang Hami Xinjiang Huadian Renewable 30 Kushui Second Wind Kushui Wind Power Co., Unilateral project 397,461 energy Farm Project Ltd Guodian Shanxi Clean Energy Company Guodian Shanxi Clean Renewable 31 Limited Pinglu Beishan Energy Company Unilateral project 97,563 energy Phase II Wind Power Limited Project Guodian Shanxi Clean Energy Company Guodian Shanxi Clean Renewable 32 Limited Ningwu Energy Company Unilateral project 97,563 energy Xiejiaping 49.5MW Limited Wind Power Project Yandun Fourth Wind Power Farm Project of 2000MW Wind Power Huaneng Xinjiang Renewable 33 Project in Southeast Energy Development Unilateral project 386,384 energy Wind Zone of Hami Co., Ltd. City, Xinjiang uygur autonomous region Dali Prefecture Xiangyun County Renewable Huaneng Hydrolancang 34 Vitol S.A. 85,470 Baihechang Wind Power energy Renewables Co., Ltd. Project Tianrun Hami 20MW Renewable Hami Tianrun New 35 Solar Power Generation Vitol S.A. 27,452 Project energy Energy Co., Ltd. Xinjiang Hami Southeast Wind Zone Renewable CGN Hami Wind Power 36 Macquarie Bank Limited 384,600 Yandun Third Wind energy Co., Ltd. Farm Project Hunan Shuangpai Hunan Province Renewable 37 Hydropower Expansion Shuangpai Hydropower Unilateral project 44,802 energy Project Station Gansu Jinta Solar Power Renewable Chint Solar (Jinta) Co., 38 Generation Project J-TEC Co., Ltd. 55,844 energy Ltd Guangxi Rongan Guangxi RongYuan Renewable 39 Hydropower Project Hydropower Company J-TEC Co., Ltd. 20,458 energy Ltd. Guizhou Beipanjiang Renewable Guizhou Beipanjiang 40 Mamaya 1st Stage Unilateral project 979,139 Hydro Power Project energy Electricity Co., Ltd. Kushui No.4 Wind Three Gorges New Renewable 41 Power Project Energy Hami Wind Unilateral project 391,798 energy Power Co., Ltd. CTGNE Shanshan CTGNE Shanshan Renewable 42 Phase I 20 MWp Solar Power Generation Co., Unilateral project 25,771 energy PV Power Project Ltd. CTGNE Golmud phase Renewable CTGNE Golmud Power 43 II 20 MWp Solar PV Unilateral project 28,143 Power Project energy Generation Co., Ltd. CTGNE Pishan Phase I Renewable CTGNE Pishan Power 44 20 MWp Solar PV Unilateral project 25,582 Power Project energy Generation Co., Ltd. Xinjiang Hami Southeast Wind Zone Renewable Datang Xinjiang Energy 45 200MW Wind Farm Unilateral project 398,812 energy Development Co., Ltd. Kushui First Wind Power Project Datang Hami 20MW Solar PV Renewable DaTang Xinjiang Power 46 Grid-Connected Power Unilateral project 29,745 energy Generation Co., Ltd. Generation Phase One Project Datang Tulufan 20MW Renewable DaTang Xinjiang Power 47 Solar Power Plant Phase Unilateral project 26,670 I Project energy Generation Co., Ltd. Datang Bazhou Bohu Renewable DaTang Xinjiang Power 48 20MW Solar Power Unilateral project 26,779 Plant Phase I Project energy Generation Co., Ltd. Fujian Songxi County Songyuan 1st and 2nd Renewable Fujian Jiahua Power 49 Unilateral project 21,118 Cascade Bundled Small energy Development Co., Ltd. Hydropower Project Fujian Zhenghe County Fujian Province Longtanxi 1st, 2nd and Renewable Zhenghe County 50 3rd Cascade Bundled Unilateral project 34,865 energy Longtanxi Hydropower Small Hydropower Co., Ltd. Project Fujian Zhenghe County Renewable Fujian Qixing 51 Fantunyang Small Unilateral project 25,927 Hydropower Project energy Hydropower Co., Ltd. Jingneng Wujiaqu 20MWp Photovoltaic Renewable Wujiaqu Jingneng New 52 Unilateral project 22,693 Power Plant Phase I energy Energy Co., Ltd. Project Jingneng Wujiaqu 20MWp Photovoltaic Renewable Wujiaqu Jingneng New 53 Unilateral project 24,258 Power Plant Phase II energy Energy Co., Ltd. Project Three Gorges New Three Gorges New Energy Lichuan Renewable 54 Energy Lichuan Wind Unilateral project 72,926 Wangying Wind Power energy Power Co., Ltd. Project Yufeng Baihubao 49.5MW Wind Power Renewable Shanxi Fuguang Wind 55 Unilateral project 84,345 Generation Project in energy Power Co., Ltd. Shanxi Province Ningwu Pandaoliang Wind Power Generation Renewable Shanxi Fuguang Wind 56 Unilateral project 87,120 Project in Shanxi energy Power Co., Ltd. Province Xinrong Phase II Wind Shanxi International Power Generation Renewable Energy Group New 57 Unilateral project 83,534 Project in Shanxi energy Energy Investment and Province Management Co., Ltd. Lijiaba Wind Farm Project in Dechang Renewable Dechang Wind Power 58 County, Liangshan Marubeni Corporation 81,278 energy Development Co., Ltd. Prefecture, Sichuan Province Yunnan Honghe Luxi Renewable YPIC Luxi Windpower 59 County Yongsan Wind Unilateral project 76,619 Power Project energy Development Co., Ltd. Fang County Fang County Yinyuhe Renewable 60 Wafangping 2nd Level Hydropower Unilateral project 56,179 energy Hydropower Project Development Co., Ltd Fugong County Lamujia Fugong Liyuan Renewable 61 river Hydropower Hydropower Unilateral project 32,144 energy Project Development Co., Ltd. Langao Donghe Langao County
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