Danish Minister for Climate and Energy Ms. Lykke Friis kicked off new Sino-Danish Renewable Energy Development Programme on February 9 in Beijing. The objective is to create a more sustainable energy sector in China.       ...more

Since the agreement for the addendum of the projects by using the unallocated funds at end of the 2009 the implementing agencies are currently conducting the inception phase of the projects.      ...more

The National Energy Administration (NEA) and the Embassy of Denmark has agreed to extend the WED Programme for another six months and include new programme activities.       ...more

By the support of the Royal Danish Embassy in Beijing and Enerinet.dk, WED PMO has implemented the translation of the < Wind Energy to Combate the Climate Change> into Chinese version. It is free for download from WED website.       ...more

The outputs from the programme: Wind farm development Feasibility study report template, post construction evaluation of wind farms located in the North East province, a revised Grid Code, research on Grid integration of wind power and grid capacity to accommodate wind power in three North East provinces etc, have been completed and programme reports can be downloaded free in both Chinese and English.      ...more

The Sino Danish Wind Energy Development Programme (WED), now invites eligible local PR company for the implementation of part of the WED Dissemination Strategy in China.Implementation period is from October 2009 till May 2010. Interested companies please submit the application in English to WED PMO by Sep. 23rd, 2009      ...more