past Dakshidin statement as commented recently by Wdoss :

"The Mark 10E low wind speed Wind Turbines will supply utility grid electricity for two established PPDC Wind Farms in the province of Hunan, China that will provide 110 Megawatts of power once fully developed. "

For Wdoss,this means 2750 x 40 Kw/hr MK10E windmills.

Quite good math except he can't read english.

Notice the words : "established"

further Dakshidin statement of Feb 11,2008 said :

" The testing of the Restec MK10E wind turbine will be implemented on a 40 Megawatt wind farm in the Province of Hunnan,China. The testing is to be completed by late June of this year and will then be put into full production. Dr. Kunchen Wang,an expert in electrical engineering and wind power is a strong supporter in the production of the Restec MK 10E wind turbine."

Comments :

The MK10E tests do not involve the use of 2750 or even 1000 windmills . How stupid could one be to believe such assertion!

Good try Wdoss!

Those wind farms are already established and many alternative power projects are under construction in the Hunnan and other provinces in China and using different systems from companies such as Mitsui & Co,Ltd Japan ,Energy Systems International,BV ( Netherlands ) ,EcoSecurities Group,PLC ( UK)and many others using wind energy, hydropower,solar,biomass generation and others.

Dakshidin fits one segment of the market needs in the wind energy demands in China and across the world : the small wind turbine segment.

Dakshidin will test its MK 10E technology this summer in China and if successful as I expect,it will then be able to sell on a large scale.