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2050 Final Power Consumption in China Might Be Overestimated

The prediction of total electricity consumption in China in 2050 will have a significant influence on the direction of energy investment and......

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Low Carbon Strategy of China’s Transport Electrification Toward 2030

China’s carbon-intensive power system restricts the benefits brought about by transport electrification. With the decline of coal and the in......

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Employment Issues in the Process of Developing Renewable Energy in China

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The Financing Gap of Renewable Energy Development Fund

The Renewable Energy Development Fund provides subsidies for the rapid development of China’s renewable energy, mainly represented by wind a......

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The “Chinese Dream” of Shale Gas as a Bridge Fuel

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Energy Review 2015

Faced with challenges such as climate change, energy security and air pollution, China has become a major investor in global renewable ener......

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The “China Dream” of Shale Gas as a Bridge Fuel?

China has one of the largest shale gas reserves in the world, possessing up to 36 trillion cubic meters’ of exploratory reserves. In March 2......

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Renewable Energy Employment:Uncertainties in the “Boosting Effcet”

China currently has high rates of employment in the conventional energy sector. If the country is to reduce the proportion of coal consumpti......

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A False Incentive on MSW Incineration

Since the low contribution to the electric generation during combustion process, biomass can’t be treated as the renewable energy simply. ......

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Renewable energy development: Can China follow Germany?

Germany has proven that a transition to renewables is feasible. If China wants to follow, it will need strong political commitments to recon......

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