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Home›News›China Wind Power 2011 Approaches
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October 17, 2011 · about 15 years ago

China Wind Power 2011 Approaches

Norwegian companies take to Beijing for the most influential event on wind power in China this October. With more than 600 exhibitors and an expected 40 000 domestic and international visitors to the exhibition, the stage is set for what has become Asia’s largest wind power event. Covering a total e

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Norwegian companies take to Beijing for the most influential event on wind power in China this October.

With more than 600 exhibitors and an expected 40 000 domestic and international visitors to the exhibition, the stage is set for what has become Asia’s largest wind power event. Covering a total exhibiting space of 120 000 square meters, the three day exhibition and concurrent conference attract the major players of the Chinese wind industry. China Wind Power 2011 is jointly organized by China Renewable Energy Industry Association, China Wind Energy Association and the Global Wind Energy Council.

At the Norwegian Pavilion visitors will have the chance to meet with the four Norwegian companies Windsea, ChapDrive, Norsetek and Vestavind Offshore. With their competence ranging from unique wind turbine solutions to floating structures for offshore wind turbines, all the companies have had a persistent commitment to the Chinese wind power industry. Representatives from the Consulate General Guangzhou and Innovation Norway, who have worked closely with several Norwegian companies and their entry into the Chinese wind power industry, will also be present. In addition several other Norwegian companies are participating with separate company pavilions.

China Wind Power 2011 takes place 19-21 October at the New China International Exhibition Center in Beijing.

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Source: norway, October 17, 2011

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