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Renewable Energy Resources Development in China--From the Aspects of Policies and Strategic Planning
Journal Title Advances in Electrical Engineering Systems
Journal Abbreviation AEES
Publisher Group World Science Publisher
Website http://worldsciencepublisher.org/journals/
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Title Renewable Energy Resources Development in China--From the Aspects of Policies and Strategic Planning
Authors zhang, xing; ding, hong wei
Abstract       The increasing consumption of traditional energy makes the renewable energy resources emerging in people´s view gradually. Renewable energy, like wind generation technology, has gained much attention all over the world because of the global energy shortage and the environmental protection requirements. China´s renewable energy industry also developed rapidly, but the process of development is also associated with problems arises. This paper analyses foreign renewable energy policy at a higher level, and also from the view of development strategy planning of Chinese renewable energy industry, proposed a few ideas to improve renewable energy resources development in China.
Publisher World Science Publisher
Date 2012-11-06
Source 2167-633X
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