Qinyuan welcomed its first wind power company on May 6, when Beijiang Electric Power opened to develop new wind power and hydropower resources in the city.
A “Four Halls in One” project is under construction in Qingyuan that will house a history museum, science and technology museum, exhibit hall and art museum.
Qingyuan plans to expand its forest resources in the next five years as part of China’s 12th Five-Year Plan. The city has set aside 21.41 million mu of land for forestry.
Qingyuan plans to invest 31.5 billion yuan on 111 major transportation projects this year, including the Guangzhou-Qingyuan and Guangzhou-Lechang highways and the Golden Grain Bridge, city officials said, according to a new work report.
The China Yingde Ying Stone Culture Festival and Key Project signing, commencement and completion ceremony was held in Yingde Dec 31, 2010 to Jan 3, 2011.
