WORLD WIND ENERGY NET

A worker walks into a windmill at Beijing's first wind farm which starts installing wind turbine generators on the outskirts of Huailai, north China's Hebei province July 23, 2007. Thanks to the rapid development in 2001-2005 period, China's total installed capacity of windmill generators has reached 1.26 million kW, ranking 10th in the world and third in Asia. With 44 wind power grounds built so far, China has become one of the main wind-driven power market in the world after Europe, the United States and India,Xinhua News Agency said.

Workers look up as vanes are lift onto a windmill at Beijing's first wind farm which starts installing wind turbine generators on the outskirts of Huailai, north China's Hebei province July 23, 2007. Thanks to the rapid development in 2001-2005 period, China's total installed capacity of windmill generators has reached 1.26 million kW, ranking 10th in the world and third in Asia. With 44 wind power grounds built so far, China has become one of the main wind-driven power market in the world after Europe, the United States and India, Xinhua News Agency said.

Vanes are lift onto a windmill at Beijing's first wind farm which starts installing wind turbine generators on the outskirts of Huailai, north China's Hebei province July 23, 2007. Thanks to the rapid development in 2001-2005 period, China's total installed capacity of windmill generators has reached 1.26 million kW, ranking 10th in the world and third in Asia. With 44 wind power grounds built so far, China has become one of the main wind-driven power market in the world after Europe, the United States and India,Xinhua News Agency said.