Wind Energy

Yingli to Power Largest Photovoltaic Solar Power Plant in France

Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited (NYSE:YGE) ("Yingli Green Energy" or the "Company"), a leading solar energy company and one of the world’s largest vertically integrated photovoltaic manufacturers, which holds the brand "Yingli Solar," today announced it has signed a sales contract with MAESSA TELECOMUNICACIONES, INGENIERIA, INSTALACIONES Y SERVICIOS, S.A. ("MAETEL"), a leading Spanish EPC company which belongs to the industrial division of A.C.S. Group, one of Europe’s largest infrastructure development companies. Under the terms of this contract, Yingli Green Energy has agreed to supply 33 MW of PV modules to MAETEL from the beginning of October 2010 through the end of April 2011.

The PV modules to be supplied by the Company under this contract are expected to be installed in a PV solar power plant located in Curbans, France.

According to the plant owner, GDF SUEZ Group, one of the world’s leading energy providers, the 33 MW PV solar power plant in Curbans will be France’s largest PV solar power facility and is expected to produce 43.5 million kilowatt hours of renewable energy each year, equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 14,500 households (excluding heating). Compared with a fuel oil power plant, it will create a reduction of close to 120,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions annually.

"We are pleased to announce this exciting cooperation with MAETEL," said Mr. Liansheng Miao, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Yingli Green Energy. "This contract provides more positive visibility into the demand momentum in the emerging European solar markets. Moreover, we are glad to see that our customers in existing markets are actively exploring market opportunities beyond their domestic scope, which will help us further diversify our market exposure."

On Tuesday, American Superconductor Corp. announced a new electrical components order from Sinovel Wind, China’s largest wind turbines maker. Beijing-based Sinovel, ranked the world’s third-largest wind power maker worldwide, has so far ordered US$1 billion from AMSC.

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