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(Total: 55) (Up to Sep 21, 2007) Project Name Current Location : Project Information Newly Approved Projects by DNA of China (Total: 55) (Up to Sep 21, 2007) Estimated Project Ave. GHG No. Project Name Project Owner CER Buyer Type Reduction (tCO2e/y) Hubei Jiugongshan Wind Renewable Hubei Jiugongshan 1 EDF Trading Ltd (France) 29,891 Farm CDM Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Longyuan Hebei Shirenshan Wind Power Renewable 2 (Zhangjiakou) Wind EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 120,463 Project energy Power Co.,Ltd Zhangjiakou Bode Hebei Wanquan Yulong Wind Renewable 3 Yulong Power Marubeni Corpration(Japan) 82,293 Power Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Inner Mongolia Autonomous Renewable Chifeng Xinsheng 4 Region Wengniute Wudaogou EDF Trading Ltd(France) 131,081 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Wind Power Project (II) Heilongjiang Yilan Renewable Yilan Longyuan Wind 5 Hezuolinchang CDM Wind EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 61,722 energy Power Co.,Ltd Project Inner Mongolia Siziwangqi Renewable Longyuan (Siziwang) 6 Bayin’aobao Wind Power EDF Trading Ltd(France) 124,052 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Project Inner Mongolia Autonomous Renewable Chifeng Xinsheng 7 Region Chifeng Gaofeng Wind EDF Trading Ltd(France) 130,375 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Power Project Chifeng Sunjiaying CDM Wind Renewable Chifeng Xinsheng 8 EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 130,990 Power Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Inner Mongolia Autonomous Longyuan Region Bayannaoer Renewable 9 (Bayannaoer) Wind EDF Trading Ltd(France) 121,551 Chuanjingsumu Wind Power energy Power Co.,Ltd Project(II) Inner Mongolia Baotou Bayin Renewable Longyuan (Baotou) 10 EDF Trading Ltd(France) 475,471 Wind Power CDM Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Shanghai Chongming Renewable Shanghai Wind Power 11 Dongtan Wind Farm CDM Standard Bank PLC (UK) 29,891 energy Co.,Ltd Project Gansu Yumen Sanshilijingzi Renewable Gansu Jieyuan Wind 12 EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 101,065 Wind Power Project energy Power Co.,Ltd Chuanhua N2O Abatement N2O Sichuan Chemical 13 EcoSecurities Group PLC (UK) 503,381 Project Decomposition Co.,Ltd Liuzhou Yangguang Power Energy saving Liuzhou Yangguang Generation Co.,Ltd Cement 14 and efficiency Power Generation EcoSecurities Group PLC (UK) 37,847 WHR for 6 MW Power improvement Co.,Ltd Generation Project Zhangjiagang Nature Gas Fuels 15 Arreon Carbon UK Ltd Credit Suisse International (UK) 1,240,884 Power Generation Project substitute Xiangtangxia 10MW Xiangtang Fuli Climate Change Capital Carbon Hydropower Project in Minhe Renewable Hydropower Fund II S.a.r.l & Climate Change 16 46,221 County of Qinghai energy Development Co.,Ltd., Capital Carbon Managed Province ,China China Account (UK) Methane Xinzhuangzi Coal Mine Huainan Coal Mining 17 recovery & STEAG GmbH (Germany) 284,516 Methane Utilisation Project Group (HCMG) utilization Methane Zhangji Coal Mine Methane Huainan Coal Mining 18 recovery & STEAG GmbH (Germany) 225,786 Utilization Project Group (HCMG) utilization Waste Heat Recovery and Energy saving Utilization for Power Yiyang Conch Cement Barclays Bank PLC (UK) & 19 and efficiency 125,236 Generation Project of Yiyang Company Ltd CAMCO International Ltd (UK) improvement Conch Cement Company Ltd Waste Heat Recovery and Energy saving Utilization for Power Shimen Conch Barclays Bank PLC (UK) & 20 and efficiency 125,236 Generation Project of Shimen Cement Company Ltd CAMCO International Ltd (UK) improvement Conch Cement Company Ltd Chongqing Water Renewable EcoSecurites Group PLC (The 21 Beiping Hydro Electric Project Resources Investment 71,464 energy Netherlands) Group Co.,Ltd Chongqing Water Datankou Hydro Electric Renewable 22 Resources Investment EcoSecurites Group PLC (UK) 34,289 Project energy Group Co.,Ltd Sichuan Dingneng Sichuan Xiaohe 48MW Renewable Electricity Power EcoSecurites Group PLC (The 23 199,595 Hydropower Project energy Development Group Netherlands) Co.,Ltd Sichuan Dingneng Sichuan Fengyanbao 44MW Renewable Electricity Power EcoSecurites Group PLC (The 24 185,674 Hydropower Project energy Development Group Netherlands) Co.,Ltd Sichuan Jiulong Shaping Renewable Sichuan Jiulong ICECAP Partners Ltd (UK) & Vitol 25 583,264 Hydropower Project energy Hydropower Co,Ltd SA (Switzerland) Lijiang Yongli Hydropower Ninglang County Mudiqing Renewable 26 Development Center Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 27,889 Secondary Hydropower Plant energy Mudiqing Secondary Hydropower Plant Lijiang Yulong County Lijiang Xingneng Small Renewable 27 Longbahe River Hydropower Hydropower Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 52,150 energy Project Development Co., Ltd Shimenkai Hydropower Renewable Lijiang Nengda 28 Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 39,650 Project energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Gansu Yongchang County Yongchang County Renewable 29 Donghewan Cascaded Minrong Hydropower Mitsubishi Corporation (Japan) 104,957 energy Hydropower Project Development Co.,Ltd Lushui County Yunnan Gejie River 12.6MW Renewable 30 Hydropower EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 55,847 Hydropower Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Luoping County Niujie Yunnan Niujie River 8MW Renewable 31 River Hydropower EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 19,762 Hydropower Project energy Co.,Ltd Gansu Zhangye Heihe Renewable Zhangye Longhui 32 Longhui Small Scale EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 42,269 energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Hydropower Project Wencheng County Wencheng Baiwanshan 8MW Renewable 33 Baiwanshan EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 15,257 Hydropower Project energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Pingnan Yuanping 16MW Renewable Pingnan Yuanping 34 Hydropower Expansion EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 42,911 energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Project Pingnan Lidaping 20MW Renewable Pingnan Hengli 35 Hydropower Expansion EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 57,993 energy Hydropower Co.,Ltd Project Jinyuan Baizhuzhou Hunan Taojiang Baizhuzhou Renewable Hydropower 36 KfW (Germany) 195,004 Hydroelectric Project energy Development Co.,Ltd Hunan Province Huadian Ningxia Ningdong Huadian Ningxia Renewable Carbon Asset Management 37 Yangjiayao 45MW Wind-farm Ningdong Wind Power 93,938 energy Sweden AB (Sweden) Project Generation Co.,Ltd Shandong Shouguang Shandong Huaneng New Energy Renewable The Kansai Electric Power Co. 38 Shouguang 49.5MW Wind Resources 98,459 energy Inc. (Japan) Farm Project Investement and Development Co.,Ltd Fuhui Inner Mongolia Bayannaoer Renewable Carbon Resource Management 39 Narenbaolige Wind Farm Wulatehouqi Fuhui 124,521 energy Ltd (UK) Project Wind Power Co.,Ltd Bayannaoer Fuhui Inner Mongolia Tugurige Renewable Carbon Resource Management 40 Wulatehouqi Fuhui 128,408 Wind Farm energy Ltd (UK) Wind Power Co.,Ltd Goldwind Damao Wind Farm Renewable Damaoqi Tianrun Carbon Resource Management 41 129,211 Project energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Ltd (UK) Zhejiang Qushan Wind Farm Renewable Zhejiang Meida Carbon Resource Management 42 81,654 Project energy Electric Power Ltd Ltd (UK) Heilongjiang Huanan Renewable Huanan Longyuan 43 Hengdaishan East Wind EDF Trading Ltd (UK) 56,501 energy Wind Power Co.,Ltd Power Project Baofeng County Waste Heat Energy saving Baofeng County Factor Consulting + Management 44 Recovery for Power and efficiency 43,322 Cement Co., Ltd. AG (Switzerland) Generation improvement Yunnan Lushui County Lushui County Quanyi Renewable Factor Consulting + Management 45 Laowohe 25MW Hydropower Hydro Power 98,758 energy AG (Switzerland) Project Development CO. Ltd Jingning county Jiali Jiadi River Hydroelectric Renewable Factor Consulting + Management 46 hydro power 32,761 Power Project energy AG (Switzerland) development Co. Jinlong the first and second JiangShan Jinlong step hydroelectrical power Renewable Factor Consulting + Management 47 hydro power 9,624 generation project, city of energy AG (Switzerland) development LTD. JiangShan, ZheJiang province Baotou Iron & Steel Coke Dry International Bank for Energy saving Quenching #3 and Waste Baotou Iron & Steel Reconstruction and Development 48 and efficiency 79,752 Heat Utilization for Electricity Group Co.,Ltd. as the trustee of the Danish improvement Generation Carbon Fund Shaqu 14MW CMM Power Energy saving Huajin Coking Coal 49 Generation Project in Shanxi and efficiency Unilateral project 451,700 Co.,Ltd. Province(Phase I) improvement Fugong Hengda Zilenghe 24MW Hydropower Renewable Carbon Asset Management 50 Hydropower 83,263 Project in Yunnan Province energy Sweden AB Development Co.,Ltd. Laowuhe Erji 10MW Fugong Fangyuan Renewable Essent Energy Trading B.V. 51 Hydropower Project in Yunnan Hydropower 31,822 energy (Netherlands) Province Development Co.,Ltd. Yunlong Liyuan Hangudi 5MW Hydropower Renewable Carbon Asset Management 52 Hydropower 18,254 Project in Yunnan province energy Sweden AB Development Co.,Ltd. LinCang Yun County, LinCang Yun Tou Yue Renewable 53 XinTangFang Hydropower Dian Hydropower Asja Ambiente Italia S.p.A (Italy) 63,825 energy Station Project Development Co.,Ltd Yunnan province, Tengchong Tengchong County Renewable 54 County, XiShanHe Qinghe Hydropower Asja Ambiente Italia S.p.A (Italy) 25,841 energy Hydropower Station Project Development Co., Ltd Shenyang Methane Shenyang Laohuchong LFG Laohuchong Municipal 55 recovery & Asja Ambiente Italia S.p.A 126,179 Power Generation Project Solid Waste utilization Management Co., Ltd All Projects Approved by DNA of China (Total 843) Projects Registered by EB（Total 125） Projects Obtaining Issued CERs（Total 23） Source: Office of NCCCC 2007-10-31 Release 2007-10-31 Update Copyright by Office of National Coordination Committee on Climate Change built and maintained by China Economic Information Network(CEInet) Tel:86-10-68558 356 [email protected] .
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