Author Archives: kaare@sandholts.dk
Overview of China Hydrogen Policy
China Energy Policy Newsletter – August 2020
China’s energy transition paradox
China has set-up clear ambitions to implement a deep energy transition, but it is difficult to find the right pathway. Read my article on linkedIn.
China Energy Policy Newsletter March 2020
Trends in new capacity development in China
China Energy Policy Newsletter – February 2020
Four snapshots on RE in China 2018
Carbon emission market important for China’s energy transition
A well-functioning carbon trading system could have profound impact on the future Chinese energy system together with other policy measures. The carbon trading system together with implementation of a nationwide electricity market can give strong incentives for further development and integration of renewable energy sources like hydropower, wind power and solar power.
Crucial for the long-term impact of the system is the detailed allocation mechanisms and the amount of emissions quotas available for the market. It is important that the system, also in the initial phase, creates the right economic incentives for an energy transition towards green and low-carbon technologies in order to allow for economic growth within the framework of an ecological civilization.
China RE power 2005-2017 in five pictures
See how renewable energy has developed in China since 2005.
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