None
of
the
four
wind
farms
tendered
in
2010
has
started
construction,
after
the
State
Oceanic
Administration
and
other
government
departments
disputed
the
original
locations
of
the
projects
awarded
by
the
National
Energy
Administration
(NEA).
Speaking
at
a
conference
in
Shanghai,
developers
criticised
the
failure
by
government
departments
to
co-ordinate
the
offshore
wind
farm
approval
process,
and
said
it
was
still
not
clear
when,
or
if,
the
projects
would
go
ahead.
“It’s
moving
very,
very
slowly,”
says
Zhang
Fangyu,
project-development
director
at
Datang
Renewable.
The
developer
won
a
300MW
project…
