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The status and prospect of wind power generation in China

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Wind power generation has developed fast in recent years, which not only alleviate the press of power energy, but also give the promotion of sustainable development for environment. China is rich in wind energy resources. The development of wind power in china has made marked progress, although there are some problems. This paper elaborates the importance of the development of wind power; provides an overview of the status of wind power generation in China and gives some suggestions for the future development.

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