The CRESP Program Office is planning to conduct a series of propaganda activities about the first-stage of CRESP. These activities aim to promote the active role of CRESP in the development process of renewable energy business in China through the introduction of the activities of CRESP in the past 5 years. The Program Office hopes to make use of this opportunity to strengthen the popularity of CRESP, promote the achievements of the program in the past few years' execution process, and increase the recognition of CRESP among the general public.

The year 2011 will be the last year for the execution of CRESP. The program will come to an end by January of 2012. Before the completion of the program, we need to do some propaganda about the work in the first-stage of CRESP and sum up the successful experience in the first-stage of CRESP so as to provide useful suggestions to the execution of the second-stage of the program in advance. Meanwhile we also want to reward those units and individuals who have made great contributions in the work of first-stage. We hope to let more people know about the renewable energy and the contributions that the CRESP have made to the renewable energy development in China through the rewarding activity as well as a series of propaganda and promotion activities.

The Program Office of CRESP is planning to participate in the 5th China International Windpower Exhibition and establish exhibition stand. This exhibition is an international exhibition which aims at creating an exhibition platform for Chinese windpower authorities and providing a platform for the efficient contact and communication among the government, scholars, developers, products manufacturers and investors so as to promote the rapid and healthy development of the windpower industry of China and even the whole world. We hope to make use of this chance to increase the popularity of CRESP, promote the achievements of the program in the past few years of execution process, and display the fruits of CRESP to the domestic as well as foreign guests. In order to conduct the work, the Program Office has rented an exhibition stand. The Program Office will invite professional organizations to lay out the stand.

China enjoys abundant offshore wind energy content and broad development prospects. However, compared with onshore wind power, the operating environment of offshore WTG set is more complex and faces higher technical requirements and greater construction difficulty as well as new requirements for construction and operation management. For offshore wind power construction, the complexity must be fully understood, and successful experience as well as failure lessons must be learnt from foreign offshore wind power construction and then combined with China's offshore wind power construction characteristics to boost offshore wind power in a vigorous and orderly manner.