China wind power likely to meet future energy demand

Energy Business Daily, 3rd Nov 2009

A Squad of environmental scientists from HarvardUniversity and TsinghuaUniversity has established the tremendous potential for wind-generated electrical energy in China. By utilizing voluminous metrological information and integrating the Chinese government’s energy bidding and fiscal limitations for rendering wind power, the researchers approximate that wind exclusively has the potentiality to satisfy China’s electrical energy requirements projected for 2030. Read More…

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