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Renewable Energy in China (Hardcover)
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China is an energy-dependent country and its rapid economic growth
in the past 30 years is accompanied by tremendous energy
consumption. Constrained by resource endowment, most of the primary
energy consumed in China is coal, which leads to serious global,
regional and local environmental issues. To ensure sustainable
development, China has formulated ambitious targets for developing
renewable energy and dozens of policies to deliver it have been
adopted. Especially since the enactment of the Renewable Energy Law
in 2006, renewable energy has experienced a boom in China. Now
China is the biggest developer of hydropower and wind power, as
well as the biggest manufacturer of PV cells in the world. This
book is a systematic review on renewable energy in China and
focuses on four interrelated topics: resources, institution, policy
and industry development. The introductory chapter will describe
the overall picture of renewable energy in China. Then four
industries, including wind power, solar power, biomass and ocean
power, will be discussed in separate chapters around the policy,
industry development, barriers and market prospective. In light of
the important role in delivering renewable energy, the next chapter
discusses the progress of smart grids in China, with a particular
perspective on the institutional arrangement for promoting its
development more effectively. A chapter is devoted to the progress
of Golden Sun Program, the Chinese government's initiative to
promote the domestic solar power market. Another chapter addresses
rural energy, poverty and renewable energy, a special topic on
social and developmental aspects of renewable energy. The last
chapter presents the topic of energy systems in transition and
proposes policy suggestions for delivering renewable energy in
China.
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