Longyuan
–
China’s
biggest
developer
of
wind
farms
–
had
9.04GW
of
wind
installed
by
the
end
of
September.
However,
that
barely
marks
an
increase
on
the
8.99GW
it
had
in
place
three
months
earlier
at
the
half-year
stage.
Longyuan
added
2GW
of
wind
in
2011,
but
like
other
Chinese
developers
has
put
its
foot
on
the
brakes
in
2012
in
the
face
of
government
attempts
to
sort
out
the
country’s
grid
and
curb
uncontrolled
expansion.
The
company’s
wind
revenues,
excluding
concessions
services,
stood
at
5.58bn
yuan
($892m),
a
25.4%
increase
on
the…
