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China Resources Power's total operational attributable capacity as of 22 January 2010 increased to 18,124MW.

Five new power plants of China WindPower kicked off on-grid power generation last month.

GE will supply 88 wind turbines to HECIC New Energy for three new projects in Hebei and Shanxi Provinces. The projects will support the rapid growth of wind energy investments in China, which today is the world’s fourth largest producer of wind power.

CR Power's total net generation for the year 2009 also increased by 16.3 percent to 75,248,994 MWh, compared to 64,722,846 MWh for the year of 2008. Meanwhile, its total net generation for December 2009 exhibited a robust growth of 46.7 percent to 8,430,524 MWh from 5,747,346 MWh in 2008.

The first pour of basemat structural concrete for the nuclear island of Unit 2 at the Sanmen site in China was completed. The resulting structure will serve as the foundation for all of the nuclear island buildings, including the containment vessel and the shield building.

Unit 2 of Laxiwa Hydropower Station passed the 72-hour test run and has been synchronized for generation. With the generation of Unit 2, which is located on the Yellow River, the total installed power capacity of Qinghai Province has exceeded 10GW. So far, four 700MW units of Laxiwa Hydropower Station have begun generation, writing a resplendent chapter in the Chinese hydropower construction history.

CPI's Hengqin Multi-supply Energy Project is one of the four key projects of the newly-inaugurated Zhuhai Hengqin New Development Zone Establishment.

Northeast New Energy Company's 49.5MW project covering Phase 1 of Dalian Tuoshan Wind Farm successfully began generation.

Siemens will put into operation a high-voltage direct current transmission link or HVDC in China by the end of the year. With a transmission capacity of 5000 megawatts and covering a distance of more than 1400 kilometers, this HVDC system is the world's most powerful of its kind implemented.

China Resources Power registered a total net generation of 7,145,758 MWh on a consolidated basis in November 2009. That marked a 44.3 percent increase compared to 4,950,619 MWh it generated for the same period last year.

CPI North China Branch and Siziwangqi Local Government of Inner Mongolia signed a cooperation agreement on developing wind projects.

China Resources Power's Huilai Guanshan Wind Farm and Penglai Xujiaji Wind Farm have obtained approval from the PRC Government.

Huanghe Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. and Baiyin Municipal Government signed an agreement on the “wind-photothermal complementarity” generation project.

Project implementation for Jilin CPI New Energy's Changling Yaojinzi Wind Farm and 30th wind farm has been approved by NDRC.

Guangzhou Zhongdian Lixin Power's US$424.9 million Lixin 2×300 megawatt co-generation project is expected to start operation in 2011. This was announced by the company during its kickoff ceremony in Xintang, Guangzhou.

China Power New Energy will start generating electricity from its two new wind projects by end of 2010. The Gansu Guazhou Beidaqiao 5th Wind Power Project and Qiaowan Sannan Wind Power Projects further consolidate the company's scale and strength of wind power. The company has vigorously promoted the strategic development of new energy and made remarkable achievements.