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(Total: 47) (Up to Oct 8, 2008) Project Name Proje Current Location: Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 47) (Up to Oct 8, 2008) Estimated Ave. GHG No. Project Name Project Type Project Owner CER Buyer Reduction (tCO2e/y) Gansu Luqu Alashan Taohe Shangyou Renewable Econergy International 1 Hydropower Station Mingzhu 37,237 energy Corporation UK Ltd. Project Hydropower Co.,Ltd Shanxi Hancheng Waste Energy saving Gas Recovery for Hancheng Blackcat 2 and efficiency RWE Power AG 42,096 Electricity Generation Carbon Black Co.,Ltd improvement Project Fujian Zhangpu Liuao III Renewable Datang Zhangzhou 3 unilateral project 47,720 Wind Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Shandong Zou County power plant coal-fired Energy saving Huadian Zou County EcoSecurities Group PLC, 4 power project using a and efficiency Power Generation Deutsche Bank AG, London 586,587 less GHG intensive improvement Co.,Ltd Branch technology Shouning County Fujian Shouning Renewable Hongqishan 5 Pingfeng Hydropower FINE CARBON FUND KY 79,754 energy Pingfeng Station Project Hydropower Co.,Ltd Gansu Shulehe Hongyuan Industrial Qingyanggou Renewable 6 Co.,Ltd of Yumen China Carbon N.V. 180,039 Hydropower Station energy City Project Ganluo County Guzi Sichuan Ganluo Guzi Renewable 7 Electric Power ICECAP Partners, Vitol S.A. 9,665 Hydropower Station Project energy Development Co.,Ltd. Sichuan Jiulong Sanyahe Renewable Jiulong County Litong 8 1st Cascade Hydropower ICECAP Partners, Vitol S.A. 69,630 energy Electric Power Co.,Ltd. Station Project Hebei Fengning Luotuogou Datang International Renewable 9 1st Phase Wind Power Power Generation EcoSecurities Group PLC 113,208 energy Project Co.,Ltd Datang International Shandong Dongying 1st Renewable 10 Power Generation EcoSecurities Group PLC 708,736 Phase Wind Power Project energy Co.,Ltd Inner Mongolia Ximeng Renewable Datang Xilingguole 11 Huitengliang Area Phase I Credit Suisse International 126,889 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Wind Power Project Inner Mongolia Tongliao Carbon Asset Management Renewable Datang (Chifeng) New 12 Huolinhe Wind Power Sweden AB, 119,794 energy Energy Co.,Ltd Project Swedish Energy Agency Shandong Laizhou Phase II Renewable Datang Laizhou Wind 13 Swedish Suisse International 99,631 Wind Power Project energy Power Co., Ltd Guizhou Guantianba Renewable Bijie City Guantianba Constellation Energy Commodities 14 27,948 Hydropower Project energy Hydropower Station Group. Inc. Shanghai Waigaoqiao Energy saving coal-fired power project Shenergy Company 15 and efficiency EcoSecurities Group PLC 543,066 using a less GHG intensive Ltd. improvement technology Zhejiang Guohua Ninghai Energy saving Zhejiang Guohua Carbon Resource Management 16 Ultra-supercritical Power and efficiency Zheneng Power 630,422 Ltd. Project improvement Generation Co.,Ltd. Inner Mongolia Xinghe Renewable Beijing Wanyuan Carbon Resource Management 17 117,420 Hangtian Wind Farm Project energy Industry Corporation Ltd. Inner Mongolia Wuliji Wind Renewable CGN Wind Power Carbon Resource Management 18 128,100 Farm Project energy Co.,Ltd. Ltd. Inner Mongolia Huadian Kunlun 201MW Renewable Carbon Asset Management 19 Huadian Huitengxile 523,760 Wind Farm Project energy Sweden AB Wind Power Co.,Ltd Xinjiang Huadian Xiaocaohu Xinjiang Huadian Renewable Carbon Asset Management 20 the 2nd Phase of No.1 Wind Xiaocaohu Wind Power 105,279 energy Sweden AB Farm Project Co., Ltd. Inner Mongolia Jingneng Renewable Beijing International 21 Saihan First Phase Wind OneCarbon International B.V. 131,331 energy New Energy Co.,Ltd. Farm Project Inner Mongolia Ximeng Renewable Beijing International 22 Zheligentu First Phase Wind OneCarbon International B.V. 107,504 energy New Energy Co.,Ltd. Farm Project Shouning County Fujian Shouning Puyang Renewable 23 Puyang Hydropower EDF Trading Limited 38,894 Hydropower Project energy Development Co.,Ltd. Yunnan Wenshan Wenshan Huangjiaping Renewable 24 Huangjiaping Hydropower Hydropower EDF Trading Limited 61,193 energy Project Development Co.,Ltd. Hebei Chongli County Chongli Construction Qingsanying Second Phase Renewable 25 Investment Huashi Shell Trading International Limited 114,978.6 49.3MW Wind Power energy Wind Energy Co.,Ltd Project Hebei Guyuan County Renewable Hebei Constrction 26 Shell Trading International Limited 427,936.8 Dongxinying 199.5MW energy Investment New Wind Power Project Energy Co.,Ltd. Heilongjiang Wuerguli Wind Renewable Heilongjiang Fulong 27 Energy Systems International B.V. 82,068 Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Anneng (Yicheng) Yicheng Biomass Renewable Biomass Emissionshandels Gesellschaft 28 Cogeneration Project in 187,045 energy Thermo-Electricity Bavaria GmbH Hubei Province, China Co.,Ltd Langao County Guangming Hydro Shaanxi Guangming & Power Development Xiaojiapo 5.89MW Renewable 29 Co.,Ltd. , Mitsubishi Corporation 20,701 Small-scale Hydro Power energy Langao County Jingxin Bundle Project Hydro Power Development Co.,Ltd Langao County Jinglan Shaanxi Zhaojiaba & Hydro Power Lanhewan 8.75MW Renewable Development Co.,Ltd, 30 Mitsubishi Corporation 31,287 Small-scale Hydro Power energy Langao County Bundle Project Lanhewan Power Station Zhejiang MSW Incineration Hangzhou Xiaoshan for Energy Generation Renewable Daiwa Securities SMBC Principal 31 Jinjiang Green Energy 84,320 Project in Xiaoshan, energy Investments Co.,Ltd. Co.,Ltd Hangzhou City 15MW Waste Heat Recovery and Power Energy saving Jiangsu Helin Cement 32 Generation Project in and efficiency Carbon Captical Management, Inc. 89,102 Co.,Ltd. Jiangsu Helin Cement improvement Co.,Ltd. Beijing TaihangQianjing Energy saving Cement Waste Heat Beijing TaihangQianjing 33 and efficiency Carbon Captical Management, Inc. 34,322 Recovery for Power Cement Co.,Ltd. improvement Generation Project Controlled combustion of Shaoxing National municipal solid waste and Renewable Environmental 34 sewage sludge and energy LUSO Carbon Fund 179,963 energy Renewable Energy generation in Shaoxing City, Development Co.,Ltd People’s Republic of China Sichuan Ebian Lianghekou Renewable Ebian Longxin Electric 35 VITOL SA 48,899 SSC Hydro Power Project energy Co.,Ltd Energy saving Hebei Wenfeng Waste Hebei Wenfeng Iron 36 and efficiency South Pole Carbon Asset 69,724 Pressure Recovery Project and Steel Co.,Ltd. improvement Low temperature waste heat Energy saving recovery power generation Henan Mengdian Renaissance Carbon Investment 37 and efficiency 95,876 project of Henan Mengdian Group Cement Co.,Ltd Co.,Ltd. improvement Group Cement Co.,Ltd. Tianjin Iron & Steel Co.,Ltd. Energy saving Low Temperature and Low Tianjin Iron & Steel 38 and efficiency Gaiyi Peony Carbon Capital S.a.r.L 48,597 Pressure Steam Generation Co.,Ltd. improvement Project Yangquan Nanmei (Group) Methane Yangquan Nanmei EDF Trading Limited, 39 Co.,Ltd. Coalmine Methane recovery & 231,775 (Group) Co.,Ltd. Eco-Carbone S.A.S. Utilization Project utilization CDQ Waste Heat Power Generation Project at Methane Qitaihe Baotailong Coal 40 Qitaihe Baotailong Coal & recovery & & Coal Chemicals Goldman Sachs International 88,590 Coal Chemicals Public utilization Public Co.,Ltd. Co.,Ltd. Yunnan Zhaotong Yunnan Zhaotong Renewable Climate Change Investment I S.A. 41 Shangxiao River Gaoqiao Power 34,579 energy SICAR Hydropower Project Co.,Ltd. Yunnan Zhaotong Yunnan Zhaotong Yuele Renewable Climate Change Investment I S.A. 42 Gaoqiao Power 67,472 Hydropower Project energy SICAR Co.,Ltd. Shandong MSW Incineration for Renewable Zibo Environment & Daiwa Securities SMBC Principal 43 155,454 Cogeneration Project in energy Energy Co.,Ltd. Investments Co.,Ltd. Zibo City Hegang Coal Methane Methane Hegang Coal Industry Renaissance Carbon Investment 44 Utilization and Destruction recovery & (Group) Co., Ltd. 500,219 Ltd. Project utilization Weiyuan River 72MW Jinggu Weiyuan River Hydropower Project in Renewable Hydropower 45 Jinggu County Simao Mitsubishi Corporation 207,232 energy Development and District Management Co., Ltd. Yunnan Province, China Hadebute Hydropower Xinjiang Fuyuan Project in Fuyun County Renewable 46 Energy Development Mitsubishi Corporation 527,059 Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous energy Co., Ltd. Region, China Shuanghongshan Hydropower Project in Xinjiang Fuyuan Renewable 47 Fuyun County Xinjiang Energy Development Mistubishi Corporation 28,529 energy Uygur Co., Ltd. Autonomous Region, China All Projects Approved by DNA of China (Total 1598) Source: Office of NCCCC 2008-10-21 Release 2008-10-31 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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