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内容提示: Company News Home -> News -> Company News South China Morning Post :Wind power loses puff in planning “If you happen to travel in Inner Mongolia, occasionally, you will see some wind blades and towers lying abandoned because of a lack of grid connection,” said Chan Ka-keung, the chief executive of clean energy private equity firm Nature Elements Capital. “You may ask why the developers just put them there. I can tell you it’s because nobody will steal them. They are too heavy.” Eric Ng, SCMP, Ju...

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Company News Home -> News -> Company News South China Morning Post :Wind power loses puff in planning “If you happen to travel in Inner Mongolia, occasionally, you will see some wind blades and towers lying abandoned because of a lack of grid connection,” said Chan Ka-keung, the chief executive of clean energy private equity firm Nature Elements Capital. “You may ask why the developers just put them there. I can tell you it’s because nobody will steal them. They are too heavy.” Eric Ng, SCMP, July 13 Wind power loses puff in planning Jul 13th, 2009 by admin. Eric Ng, SCMP In the last of a two-part series, Eric Ng says infrastructure to tap captured energy is lagging headlong capacity expansion Across the seemingly endless plains of Inner Mongolia, the changing skyline is something even the fearless medieval Mongol emperor Genghis Khan might be in awe of. Giant wind towers and turbines are being raised across this wild land and many more are eventually expected to dot the northern and western plains, where the nation’s most abundant wind blows. Standing up to 30 storeys high with blades 40 metres wide, these giant machines are tangible evidence of the mainland’s push to wean itself off polluting fuels such as coal and develop renewable energy.

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