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1 MONITORING REPORT FORM CONTENTS A. General description of the project activity A.1. Brief description of the project activity A.2. Project participants A.3. Location of the project activity A.4. Technical description of the project A.5. Title, reference and version of the baseline and monitoring methodology applied to the project activity A.6. Registration date of the project activity A.7. Crediting period of the project activity and related information A.8. Name of responsible person(s)/entity(ies) B. Implementation of the project activity B.1. Implementation status of the project activity B.2. Revision of the monitoring plan B.3. Request for deviation applied to this monitoring period B.4. Notification or request of approval of changes C. Description of the monitoring system D. Data and parameters monitored D.1. Data and parameters used to calculate baseline emissions D.2. Data and parameters used to calculate project emissions D.3. Data and parameters used to calculate leakage emissions D.4. Other relevant data and parameters E. Emission reductions calculation E.1. Baseline emissions calculation E.2. Project emissions calculation E.3. Leakage calculation E.4. Emission reductions calculation E.5. Comparison of actual emission reductions with estimates in the registered CDM-PDD E.6. Remarks on difference from estimated value F. Results of monitoring sustainable development indicator F.1. Employment F.2. Replantation F.3. Noise control * as contained within the document entitled "Guidelines for completing the monitoring report form (CDM-MR) (EB 54 meeting report, annex 34).

2 MONITORING REPORT FOR GOLD STANDARD Version: 02 09/02/2011 Fujian Zhangpu Liuao 45 MW Wind Power Project CDM registration Reference number: 1318& GS Project ID 375 Monitoring period: 28/05/2009 to 27/05/2010 SECTION A. General description of the project activity A.1. Brief description of the project activity: The Fujian Zhangpu Liuao 45 MW Wind Power Project is located in Liuao town, Zhangpu County, Fujian Province, P.R.C. It involves the installation of 36 turbines, each of which has a rated output of 1250kW, providing a total capacity of 45MW. The electricity generated from the project is fed into the East China Power Grid. The project helps reduce GHG emissions generated from the high-growth, coal-dominated power generation. And also, it contributes to sustainability in the region by reducing pollution, creating employment opportunities, promoting the local tourism industry and improving the livelihoods of local people. At a larger scale, the project assists China in stimulating and accelerating the commercialization of grid-connected renewable energy technologies and markets in China. The project started on 28/12/2006.The first set of wind turbine started operation on 25/06/2007. All the 36 turbines of the project have been put into operation since January 2008 and all the wind turbines work very well during this monitoring period.

3 The project was registered on 21/01/2008(PDD/Version 06, 12/11/2007), the estimated annual emission reduction in PDD is 84,130 tco 2 e. The 1 st monitoring period and the 2 nd monitoring period have been successfully issued, the relevant details of previous monitoring periods are as follows: Activity Period Amount of CERs Date of Issuance (tco 2 e) The 1st monitoring 21/01/ /08/2008 period 27/05/2008 the 2nd monitoring period 28/05/ /05/ /12/2009 This is the 3 rd monitoring period, from 28/05/2009 to 27/05/2010 (The 3 rd monitoring period is within the 1 st crediting period). During the third monitoring period (28/05/ /05/2010), the project has generated the net electricity supply of 74, MWh and achieved 65,651tCO 2 e emission reduction. A.2. Project Participants Name of Party involved (*)((host) indicates a host Party) Private and/or public entity(ies) project participants (*) (as applicable) Kindly indicate if the Party involved wishes to be considered as project participant (Yes/No) No People s Republic of China (host) Datang Zhangzhou Wind Power Co., Ltd (project owner) Netherlands Essent Energy Trading BV No Switzerland Essent Energy Trading BV No A.3. Location of the project activity: The project site is located in the east of Liuao peninsula, Zhangpu County in Fujian Province.P.R.C. It has the Taiwan Strait to the east, Gulei Peninsula in the southwest and Jiugang town in the north. The site is 48km from the Zhangpu county government in the northwest, 100km from Zhangzhou Municipality in the north. The exact geographical coordinates of the project are ~ E, ~ N. Figure 1 shows the location of the proposed project.

4 Figure 1: Location of the proposed project A.4. Technical description of the project Turbines of model 64/1250 manufactured by Suzlon are used for the project. The height of the wheel hub is 65m. The turbines are arranged in a matrix shape with row spacing of 7D and column spacing of 5D. According to the turbine layout, each turbine will be equipped with one transformer. The wind power generated is delivered to the 110kV step-up substation by 35kV transmission lines to the East China Power Grid. A.5. Title, reference and version of the baseline and monitoring methodology applied to the project activity: ACM0002: Consolidated methodology for grid-connected electricity generation from renewable sources (ACM0002/ Version 06, Sectoral Scope: 1, 19 May 2006). A.6. Registration date of the project activity: The PDD version 06 dated 12/11/2007 registered on 21/01/2008

5 A.7. Crediting period of the project activity and related information (start date and choice of crediting period): As the project was registered on 21/01/2008, the first crediting period of the project is from 21/01/2008 to 20/01/2015(renewable). The starting date of the crediting period is 21/01/2008. A.8. Name of responsible person(s)/entity(ies): CDM Department of China National Water Resources & Electric Power Materials & Equipment Co., Ltd. (CWEME) Contact Information: Mrs. Lihui, TEL: ; Ms. Mengqing, TEL: SECTION B. Implementation of the project activity B.1. Implementation status of the project activity The project started on 28/12/2006. The first set of wind turbine started operation on 25/06/2007. All the 36 turbines of the project have been put into operation since January 2008 and all the wind turbines work very well during this monitoring period. During the monitoring period, the project is in normal operation status, no malfunction occurred to the monitoring system, and is implemented in accordance with the validated and registered PDD. B.2. Revision of the monitoring plan Not applicable B.3. Request for deviation applied to this monitoring period Not applicable B.4. Notification or request of approval of changes Not applicable. SECTION C. Description of the monitoring system The approved monitoring methodology ACM0002 is used for developing the monitoring plan. Monitoring tasks must be implemented according to the monitoring plan in order to ensure that the real, measurable and long-term greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduction for the proposed project is monitored and reported. C.1. Description of the monitoring system A pair of meters(one main meter and one backup meter) with accuracy of 0.2s have been installed at the wind farm to monitor the electricity exported to and imported from the grid. Location of the metering equipment is shown in figure 2 below:

6 36 turbines onsite step-up substation Serial Number: Serial Number: East China Power Grid Figure 2: Location of the metering equipment C.2. Roles and Responsibility The monitoring plan clearly states the roles and responsibilities of the three persons from the project owner who are involved in the monitoring of grid-connected electricity generation by the project. C.3. Reporting The specific steps for data collection and reporting are listed below: The exported and imported electricity measured by the main meter are aggregated once at 24:00 on 27th day in every month by Grid company and the project owner. After the monthly aggregated electricity being confirmed according to the readings from the backup meter by the wind farm, ETNs (Electricity Transaction Notes) and confirmation covering the exported and imported electricity in the corresponding periods are issued by the grid company accordingly, then the sales invoices are signed based on the ETNs. Periodical electricity sales invoices are used for double check. C.4. Emergency procedures Should any previous months reading of the main meter be inaccurate by more than the allowable error, or otherwise functioned improperly, the grid-connected electricity generated by the proposed project shall be determined by: First, by reading the backup meter, unless a test by either party reveals it is inaccurate; If the backup system is not with acceptable limits of accuracy or is otherwise performing improperly the proposed project owner and grid company shall jointly prepare an estimate of the correct reading; If the proposed project owner and the grid company fail to agree the estimate of the correct reading, then the matter will be referred for arbitration according to agreed procedures. C.5. Data management system Physical document such as paper-based maps, diagrams and environmental assessments are collected in a central place, together with this monitoring plan. In order to facilitate auditors reference of relevant literature relating to the project, the project material and monitoring results are indexed. All paperbased information are stored by the technology department of the project owner and all the material will have a copy for backup. And all data including calibration records is kept until 2 years after the end of the total credit time of the CDM project. SECTION D. Data and parameters D.1. Data and parameters determined at registration and not monitored during the monitoring period, including default values and factors Data / Parameter: EF grid,cm,y Data unit: tco 2 e/mwh Description: Emission factor of the Grid Source of data used: China Electric Power Yearbook , 2006 IPCC Guidelines for National Greenhouse Gas Inventories Value(s) : 0.880

7 Indicate what the data are used Used for Baseline emission calculation for (Baseline/ Project/ Leakage emission calculations) Additional comment: - D.2. Data and parameters monitored Data / Parameter: EG y Data unit: MWh Description: Net electricity delivered to grid in year y Measured /Calculated Measured /Default: Source of data: Measured by meters Value(s) of Electricity generation delivered to grid: monitored 74, MWh parameter: Indicate what the data The date are used for baseline emission calculation. are used for (Baseline/ Project/ Leakage emission calculations) Monitoring equipment (type, accuracy class, serial number, calibration frequency, date of last calibration, validity): A pair of bidirectional meters (one main meter and one backup meter) have been calibrated annually by a qualified third party 1, in accordance with relevant national regulation. The detailed calibration information is as follows: Meter description Type accuracy Serial Number M1 (backup meter) AINRTAL 0.2s M2(main meter) AINRTAL 0.2s Measuring/Reading/ Recording frequency: Calculation method (if applicable): QA/QC procedures Meter description Calibration Date Validity 01/12/ /11/2008 M1 (backup 01/12/ /11/2009 meter) 11/11/ /11/ /12/ /11/2008 M2(main 01/12/ /11/2009 meter) 11/11/ /11/2010 Hourly measured and monthly recorded EG y =EG export -EG import Calibration Frequency annually According to national standard, meters are calibrated periodically. Data 1 The metering equipment has been calibrated by Fujian Provincial Electric Power Company Metrological Verification Center under the authorization of Quality and Technology Supervision Bureau of Fujian Province, and is in line with relevant national regulation according to the calibration records.

8 applied: measured by meters is cross checked by electricity sales receipt. SECTION E. Emission reductions calculation E.1. Baseline emissions calculation The baseline emission BE y during the monitoring period results from: BE y = EG y * EF y Where EG y Net electricity delivered to the grid in year y during the monitoring period EF y Emission factor of the grid (calculated ex-ante and will not be updated during the first crediting period) in year y EG y = EG export,y - EG import,y Where EG export,y Electricity exported to the grid in year y EG import,y Electricity imported from the grid in year y Table 1. Electricity Exported to the Grid Period Meter reading at period start Exported electricity by meter reading Meter reading at period end Magnification Exported electricity from meter reading(kwh) A B C D=(B-A)*C 28/05/2009~27/06/ ,000 3,048,892 28/06/ /07/ ,000 3,233,032 28/07/ /08/ ,000 3,789,412 28/08/ /09/ ,000 7,674,568 28/09/ /10/ ,000 10,623,580 28/10/ /11/ ,000 6,805,260 28/11/ /12/ ,000 7,698,460 Total in ,873,204 28/12/ /01/ ,000 8,465,996 28/01/ /02/ ,000 5,850,108 28/02/ /03/ ,000 6,093,868 28/03/ /04/ ,000 7,833,188 28/04/ /05/ ,000 4,111,052 Total in ,354,212 Period Value of exported Exported electricity electricity used for the from sales calculation of emission receipts(kwh) reductions(kwh) E 2 F=Min(D,E) 3 2.The exported electricity from the sales receipts is decided by the grid company according to PPA.

9 28/05/2009~27/06/2009 3,036,245 3,036,245 28/06/ /07/2009 3,221,704 3,221,704 28/07/ /08/2009 3,777,488 3,777,488 28/08/ /09/2009 7,662,486 7,662,486 28/09/ /10/ ,609,881 10,609,881 28/10/ /11/2009 6,795,954 6,795,954 28/11/ /12/2009 7,686,637 7,686,637 Total in ,790,395 42,790,395 28/12/ /01/2010 8,464,004 8,464,004 28/01/ /02/2010 5,848,575 5,848,575 28/02/ /03/2010 6,091,043 6,091,043 28/03/ /04/2010 7,830,598 7,830,598 28/04/ /05/2010 4,106,162 4,106,162 Total in ,340,382 32,340,382 Table 2. Electricity Imported from the Grid Period Meter reading at period start Imported electricity by meter reading Meter reading at period end Magnification Imported electricity from meter reading(kwh) A B C D=(B-A)*C 28/05/2009~27/06/ ,000 72,952 28/06/ /07/ ,000 43,296 28/07/ /08/ ,000 90,288 28/08/ /09/ ,000 30,932 28/09/ /10/ ,000 11,440 28/10/ /11/ ,000 21,868 28/11/ /12/ ,000 13,464 Total in ,240 28/12/ /01/ ,000 32,692 28/01/ /02/ ,000 51,612 28/02/ /03/ ,000 43,560 28/03/ /04/ ,000 57,376 28/04/ /05/ ,000 57,376 Total in ,616 Period Value of imported Imported electricity electricity used for the from sales calculation of emission receipts(kwh) reductions (kwh) E F=Max(D,E) 4 28/05/2009~27/06/ ,952 72,952 28/06/ /07/ ,296 43,296 28/07/ /08/ ,288 90,288 28/08/ /09/ ,932 30,932 28/09/ /10/ ,440 11,440 3 For consideration of conservativeness, smaller value of exported electricity is used for the calculation of emission reductions. 4 For consideration of conservativeness, bigger value of imported electricity is used for the calculation of emission reductions.

10 28/10/ /11/ ,868 21,868 28/11/ /12/ ,464 13,464 Total in , ,240 28/12/ /01/ ,692 32,692 28/01/ /02/ ,612 51,612 28/02/ /03/ ,560 43,560 28/03/ /04/ ,376 57,376 28/04/ /05/ ,376 57,376 Total in , ,616 During the third monitoring period (28/05/ /05/2010), the project has generated the net electricity supply and achieved emission reduction and the calculation is as follows: Period EG export (kwh) EG import (kwh) EG y (kwh) EF y ( tco 2 e/mwh) BE y (tco 2 e) ,790, ,240 42,506, , ,340, ,616 32,097, ,246 Total 74,603, ,651 E.2. Project emissions calculation Being a wind power project, there are no project emissions according to the ACM0002 methodology. The diesel engine which is in place for emergency purpose has not been used during the monitoring period. There was no fossil fuel consumption by the project for electricity generation during the monitoring period. E.3. Leakage calculation According to ACM0002, the main indirect emissions potentially giving rise to leakage in the context of electric sector projects result from power plant construction, fuel handling(mining, processing, and transportation) and land inundation (for hydroelectric projects). The project developer does not need to consider such indirect emissions when applying the methodology. Project activities using this baseline methodology shall not claim any credit for the project on account of reducing these emissions below the level of the baseline scenario. The leakage from the project is zero. E.4. Emission reductions calculation / table Period BE y (tco 2 e) PE y L y ER y , , , ,246 Total 65, ,651 Emission reduction generated in the monitoring period: 65,651 tco 2 e E.5. Comparison of actual emission reductions with estimates in the CDM-PDD Item Emission reductions (tco 2 e) Values applied in ex-ante calculation of the registered CDM-PDD Actual values reached during the monitoring period 84,130 65,651

11 E.6. Remarks on difference from estimated value In conclusion, from 28/05/2009 to 27/05/2010, just 1 year, the ERs accomplished is 65,651 tco 2 e, which is 78% of the estimated annual ER in PDD. According to the registered PDD, the estimated annual ERs is 84,130 tco 2 e. In comparison, they are 21.96% difference as the wind resource is variable. The actual emission reductions in this monitoring period are lower than the estimates in the registered PDD. SECTION F. Results of monitoring sustainable development indicator Fujian Environmental Protection Institute issued The Report for the Examination and Acceptance of Environmental Protection of Completed Project in November The report points out that Datang Zhangzhou Wind Power Co., Ltd carries out environmental protection measures including soil conservation, replantation, windbreak maintenance, pollution control, erosion control, etc. These environmental protection measures have been finished according to the requirements of the report and the approval of EIA. Newly built roads, temporary construction site and the seatings of wind turbines have been hardened, green trees have been restored, life garbage is cleaned-up and transported periodically, sewage treated by septic tanks is used for farmland, forest land. At the same time, the noise has no influence on local residents because the residents are far away from the wind turbines. F.1. Employment Employment (number): 66 persons were hired short-term for the construction of the wind farm and 11 persons were recruited long term for the operation and maintenance of the wind farm. Increase of employment (in number) as a result of the project is evident. The number of jobs created is different from what it stated in the GS Annex submitted for validation. It is because that at the validation stage, the project owner s answer about 300 jobs is the number of job opportunities that may be provided by the Liuao Wind Farm which includes three phases. The 45MW is the phase 2 project. It was a misunderstanding during validation. Having said that, the initial sustainable development assessment carried out during validation is not significantly affected by the difference in numbers. The project still has a very positive contribution to the sustainable development in the area. Not only jobs are created, employment quality is also quite high. Annual salary for the 11 persons mentioned above is 45,000yuan/person, which is much higher than Zhangzhou s average annual salary of 25,055 yuan in F.2. Replantation The environmental impacted by this project as per the EIA approved by the Environmental Protection Bureau of Fujian Province in November, 2005 is mainly occurred during the construction period except for the local ecological environment. For the project is built on the slopes along the seashore, the only protection manner is to replant around the wind turbines. Construction contract for replantation was signed on 20/09/2008 between the Datang Zhangzhou Wind Power Co., Ltd and Zhangpu County Forestry Bureau. The latter is commissioned by the former to carry out replantation at the lifting site of the 36 wind turbines (onshore windbreaks) in the first month of contract period and planted casuarina equisetifolia, pinus massoniana, lodgepole pine, etc. Zhangpu County Forestry Bureau was responsible for vegetation maintenance until the construction contract for replantation has been finished and accepted in October Datang Zhangzhou Wind Power Co., Ltd was responsible for the vegetation maintenance constantly and signed service contract for road

12 maintenance, flood control, typhoon prevention, reinforcement with Xiamen Fengsheng Trading Co., Ltd on 30/12/2009. Xiamen Fengsheng Trading Co., Ltd is responsible for the vegetation maintenance from 10/03/2010 to 09/03/2011. The below picture shows the replantation on the site. Figure 3: Replantation beside the wind turbines Figure 4: Replantation on the construction site F.3. Noise control It needs to be clarified that noise is not a monitoring parameter, though its impact is mentioned in the PDD. Furthermore, noise control is mainly for the construction period as per the approved EIA and not applied to the operational period. The project is built on the seashore, far away from the local residents, so the noise of the wind turbines is not an environmental impact during the operation period. At the same time, the noise of the wind turbines has little influence and complies with Acoustic environmental quality standards: GB according to the dates from the noise monitoring report issued by Fujian Environmental Monitoring Center.