RenewableEnergyStocks.com Presents Perspectives from Vitasti Inc. and Frost and Sullivan on Wind as An Emerging Source of Global Renewable Energy

Overview

As wind is fast becoming a viable source of energy on global levels, the industry is taking shape as countries invest in this new environmentally friendly alternative. Companies such as Vitasti Inc. are focusing on the prospects for wind becoming an alternative source of energy in China. As the Chinese government set the bar, aiming to have 20 GW of total wind power in hand by 2020, Vitasti Inc. has positioned themselves in this new market.

Vitasti Inc. - Director Shannon deDelley

Vitasti, Inc. (OTCBB: VITS) has signed an agreement with Welwind Energy International Corporation (WEIC) for 100% of WEIC's assets. Their current project is to bridge the North America-China link by building wind farms in China beginning along the South China Sea. For More Info: click here. Vitasti has focused on the promotion of sustainable energy in the development of their wind projects in China. Recently the Company announced that two contracts have been signed by Welwind Energy International Corporation, which is wholly owned by Vitasti, in the cities of Yanxi and Zhanjiang in the Province of Guangdong. The contracts will allow Vitasti to “build 1000 Megawatts of wind power in Guangdong Province with a 50 year PPA.”

Frost and Sullivan - Research Analysts Vijay Murthy and Piramodh Panchanadam

Vijay Murthy, Senior Research Analyst for the Technical Insights Group at Frost and Sullivan and Piramodh Panchanadam, Research Analyst for the Company’s Energy and Power Systems Group, present their view on the global potential for wind energy. Topics focus on which companies are currently making innovations with wind turbine blades as well as the current status on wind carbon trading certificates. Frost and Sullivan, as a Company, provides growth consulting, growth partnership services and corporate management training to indentify and develop opportunities. Their clientele includes emerging companies and the investment community, as they provide comprehensive industry coverage that reflects a unique global perspective, combining ongoing analysis of markets, technologies, econometrics and demographics. For more information on wind energy technologies or energy in general, please contact Trisha Bradley at trisha.bradley@frost.com

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