- Type: Wind Power
- Location: China, Asia
- Standard: Gold Standard CER
- Reference: CDM 3114 / GS 678
- Est. Reductions: 110,000 tCO2e per year
The Jilin Zhenlai Mali Project is a Wind Farm located in the Jilin Province, Northeastern China. It generates renewable electricity using wind power resources and sells this generated output to the Northeast China Power Grid. The project consists of 33 wind turbines, each with a capacity of 1500 kW. The total power capacity is therefore approximately 49.5 MW.
The project will assist China in stimulating future use of renewable energy technologies to replace coal-dominated power generation. The project will help reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions, diversify the China’s energy mix, and promote the local economic development. Furthermore, the project will improve air quality and local livelihoods and promote sustainable renewable energy industry development.
Social and Sustainability Benefits
This project is strongly contributing to sustainable development by:
- Reducing greenhouse gas emissions in China.
- Helping to stimulate the growth of renewable energy development.
- Creating local employment opportunities.
- Reducing other pollutants resulting from the power generation industry, such as SO2 and soot.
- proved infrastructures and food supplies.
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This projects meets the requirements under the Quality Assurance Standard – QAS for Carbon Offsetting. As part of this we are audited to ensure all offsets sold are retired on appropriate registries within 12 months of you purchasing. The social benefits of this project have not been verified and therefore these additional benefits are not accredited by the QAS.
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