China and India`s Demand for Alternative Energy, Fuelled by High Oil Prices, Pollution and Power Failures, Drives Future of Wind Energy

Released on = June 1, 2006, 8:53 am

Press Release Author = Econ Corporate Services, Inc

Industry = Environment

Press Release Summary = RenewableEnergyStocks.com - Presents Audio Interviews with
Wind Company Vitasti Inc. and Frost and Sullivan Analysts

Press Release Body =
China and India\'s Demand for Alternative Energy, Fuelled by High Oil Prices,
Pollution and Power Failures, Drives Future of Wind Energy

RenewableEnergyStocks.com - Presents Audio Interviews with Wind Company Vitasti Inc.
and Frost and Sullivan Analysts

POINT ROBERTS, Wash., June 1, 2006 - www.RenewableEnergyStocks.com (RES) a leading
investor and industry portal for the renewable energy sector presents audio
interviews with Shannon deDelley, Director of Welwind Energy International, a
division of Vitasti Inc. and senior research analyst Vijay Murthy, from Frost and
Sullivan's Technology Insights Group, as well as Pramodh Panchandam, research
analyst for the Energy and Power Systems Group. With China currently setting the
pace as the world\'s largest investor in renewable energy, global wind energy
implementations are on the rise. Factors driving the growth in China and India in
particular, are the high demands based on economic growth. Rising energy costs,
pollution concerns and power failures could all impact or stall the
industrialization of their economies. Vitasti and Frost and Sullivan provide insight
into India and China moving up the ranks globally for installations in wind
technology.
Wind energy has realized significant growth and according to Vijay Murthy, offers a
viable solution for strengthening existing electrical grids by reinforcing energy
reliability and protecting production levels. "This would require large scale
integration into the electrical grid so when conventional electrical sources fail,
wind power could be utilized. Improving the turbine technology, incorporating
forecasting and coordinating grid interaction with other energy sources could
definitely speed up a massive deployment of wind energy," explains Murthy.
Vitasti Inc. (OTCBB: VITS) is working to help meet China's energy needs through
their current focus on the development of wind farms located along the South China
Sea, in the Province of Guangdong. The two contracts recently signed with the cities
of Yangxi and Zhanjiang, will allow the company to build "1000 Megawatts of wind
power in Guangdong Province with a 50 year PPA (purchase price agreement)." As the
Chinese government has established a goal of obtaining 20 GW of total wind power by
2020, the demand for alternative energy is there.
As they advance the Company's wind farm project along the South China Sea, deDelley
states, "A land lease was issued to Welwind recently by the City\'s Oceans and
Fishery Department permitting the company to build Zhanjiang's first wind energy
facilities.\'\' He adds, "Welwind plans to build fifty (50) megawatts in the first
phase of a six hundred (600) megawatt wind farm on this property. Construction will
begin with the arrival of one demonstration wind turbine which will produce enough
electricity to power more than one thousand (1000) homes."
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Vitasti, Inc. (OTCBB: VITS) has signed an agreement with Welwind Energy
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to bridge the North America-China link by building wind farms in China beginning
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