Energy policy has always been an important part of China's national
policy agenda. Although the overall Chinese economy has become
largely market-driven, its energy sectors are still subject to
varying degrees of government control. Authoritarian governance
allows China to move very quickly in some areas, such as
hydropower, nuclear power, wind power, and solar energy. However,
conflicting interests have also led to infighting and impasses.
With a specific focus on energy supply, Energy Policy in China
provides a succinct account of China's energy policy over the last
sixty years. Using separate chapters dedicated to each energy
sub-sector, Chi-Jen Yang introduces and discusses both the
achievements and failures of the Chinese energy systems, as well as
the strengths and insufficiencies of energy governance in China.
This book is an interdisciplinary study written for a broad
audience, including those researching and working in the fields of
energy policy, business strategy, and government administration, as
well as Chinese and Asian Studies more broadly.
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