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The China Securities Journal reporter learned from the authorities on the 6th that the National Energy Administration is studying and formulating management measures for regulating the wind power project approval system. The method first proposed that the local government must obtain a reply from the National Energy Administration before it approves the wind power project with an installed capacity of less than 50,000 kilowatts, otherwise it will not be passed. The method will be introduced in the first half of the year. Analysts pointed out that this policy is expected to "cool down" the wind power industry, which is currently developing too fast. Previously, according to the regulations, wind power projects with an installed installed capacity of less than 50,000 kilowatts must be approved by the local government after being filed by the National Development and Reform Commission. In order to circumvent this regulation, some wind farm investors have split their projects into a number of projects with an installed capacity of less than 50,000 kilowatts, which will be approved by local governments for approval as soon as possible, thus forming a “49,500 kW phenomenonâ€. . The sword refers to the local approval chaos. “At present, only a few projects have been approved by the state for approval. The installed capacity of these projects only accounts for nearly 10% of the total installed capacity. %." The above-mentioned person said that projects that have not been approved by the state are generally not included in the wind power grid-connected plan, and the power grid does not guarantee full acquisition. This is also the important thing that the industry has been saying that "the grid-connected planning and wind power construction planning are not matched". the reason. Due to the lack of planning for coordinated development with the power grid, many wind farms approved by local governments have occasionally idled wind turbines. Not only that, according to a person from Guodian Longyuan Group, the largest wind farm operator in China, “the local government’s approval of the arbitrariness of wind power projects has produced a number of such enterprises. After they get the project, they often transfer their hands at high prices. The company that really wants to invest in development projects pays a higher price.†Wang Haisheng, chief analyst of Huatai United Securities New Energy Industry, said that the introduction of this method is expected to regulate the approval of local wind power projects, which is the result of the development of wind power industry in recent years. The "virtual fire" has cooled down, and it is also in line with the main tone of the development of the wind power industry during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period. New project construction will slow down Wang Haisheng pointed out that the introduction of this method will directly affect the profit expectations of related companies including wind farm operators and wind power equipment manufacturers. Among the listed companies that have recently announced their announcements, traditional thermal power operators such as Shenzhen Energy have shifted their focus to new energy fields such as wind power. The company has recently increased its capital by 410 million yuan to its subsidiary Shenneng North Energy Development Co., Ltd., and Shenneng North plans to start construction of the second phase of Manzhouli Wind Farm. The installed capacity of this project is just 49,500 kilowatts. Wang Haisheng pointed out that after the introduction of this measure, the construction progress of similar projects will be significantly slowed down. Affected by the progress and benefits of wind farm operation and construction, the downstream wind power equipment manufacturers will be affected in the future. Wang Haisheng expects that if some wind farm operators continue to perform poorly, there may be arrears in wind power equipment manufacturers' tail payments, which will aggravate the operational risks of listed companies in the wind power equipment manufacturing industry with excessive operating expenses and insufficient cash flow. According to the 2010 annual report released by Sinovel on the 6th, the net cash flow generated by the company's operating activities last year was -10.16 billion yuan, down 173.59% from the previous year. The main reason is the payment of suppliers' purchase funds and various taxes.