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China Wind Power and Jilin Power Share Co Ltd will set up a new company to operate wind power projects. A joint venture agreement has been approved and signed by board of directors from groups.

CLP labeled the report by Radio Free Asia claiming the occurrence of a leak at the Daya Bay Nuclear Power Station as erroneous. In effect, the company contradicted the Hong Kong government’s confirmation that there was indeed a leak.

China Huaneng plans to spend around US$15 billion in coal, natural gas and power generation in Xinjiang.

China Resources Power registered a total net generation 7,038,408 MWh in May 2010 on a consolidated basis. This is a 31.4 percent increase compared to 5,354,515 MW for the same period in 2009.

The experimental de-SOx plant of Yuanda Environmental Protection Co, Ltd passed the 24-hour test run impressively. The plant's operation indicators exceeded the design value with a de-SOx rate of over 97 percent.

Verdant Power and CECEP will develop tidal energy power projects in China.

Applied Materials, Inc and CECEP will explore projects for accelerating the development and deployment of solar photovoltaic technology.

ABB won an order to supply amorphous dry-type transformers in Zhejiang province. These will come from its recently launched EcoDryTM line, for a real estate project. The project is being executed by the ZheJiang WanAn Real-Estate Co. Ltd.

CPI signed a Strategic Cooperation Agreement on 10GW Units with the Chongqing Municipal Government.

CWP signed a framework agreement with Liaoning Energy to establish 18 new joint ventures in Chaoyang, Liaoning Province.

The total net generation by China Resources Power increased by 37.5 percent to 7,033,424 in April 2010 from 5,115,589 MWh for the same period in 2009.

The power supply network between Guangdong and Macao has been upgraded from a 110kV double-circuit to 220kV triple-circuit. It could be further upgraded to 110kV quadruple-circuit for emergency use.

Firm awarded a concession in Inner Mongolia to construct wind farm capable of producing 250MW of electricity.

The CDM project of Dalian Tuoshan Wind Farm of Northeast New Energy Development Company has become third registered project. This was announced on the website of the United National Framework Convention on Climate Change.

The National Energy Administration said thermal, nuclear power and wind power generation increased 24.3 percent, 7 percent and 99.3 percent, respectively.

CLP will sell its 70% interest in the 600MW Anshun II Power Station for RMB750 million to China Guodian Corporation. The project is located in Guizhou, China.