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CBI EVENTS to Discuss Issues Plaguing Worldwide Wind Market

CBI EVENTS, an event organizing company, has planned its 2nd Annual Wind Power Leadership China Summit in China during 9 to 10 September 2010. The Power leader’s summit is supported by Jiangsu Rudong Energy administration and IPPF.

The summit is expected to be attended by Mr. Li Junfeng, Deputy Director of Energy Research Institute of China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), Chief Scientist of Wind Power in China's 973 Program Prof. Gu Weidong, delegated from Wind Power Executive Committee of IEA, Program Director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory’s National Wind Technology Center, USA Mr. Brian Smith as well as power and machinery industry associations, power enterprises, state and local energy authorities, wind power project management companies, wind farm operators, investment and financing institutions and consulting firms, certification organizations, and wind farm planning and service organizations from all over the world.

The participants during the event are expected to confer on a wide range of issues such as performance of wind power projects, government’s objective for quality high standard wind turbines and others. The meet is also expected to discuss the criteria of China for entering into the wind power production industry which is to be executed soon. The meet will also discuss the recent restructuring that has taken place in equipment manufacturing, and available market opportunities, the expected developments in the wind industry, solutions for the grid connectivity problems, the future of venture capitalists in wind power applications and capital investment opportunities in wind power industry.

In the mean time, China’s National Energy Bureau and State Oceanic Administration has announced interim measures for the administration and development of offshore wind farms. Circulars were issued by NEB to the government authorities of 11 provinces in various states to provide details on concessions requested for offshore wind power generation.

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