“We
will
proactively
push
forward
our
wind-power
development
in
South
Africa,
while
fostering
the
preliminary
work
of
our
projects
in
North
America
and
Eastern
Europe,”
the
wind-power
developer
says.
Longyuan
also
reports
that
its
net
profit
more
than
doubled
last
year
to
2.02bn
yuan
($307m)
from
894m
yuan
in
2009,
on
the
back
of
a
massive
increase
in
capacity.
Longyuan
installed
2.05GW
of
wind-energy
capacity
in
2010,
bringing
its
total
to
nearly
5.8GW.
The
company
says
the
average
price
it
paid
for
turbines
fell
by
15%.
Longyuan
predicts
it
will
add
2GW
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