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A Clear View of China New & Sustainable Energy Market Free Trial:
-China's New & Sustainable energy sector is poised for massive growth.
-China is planning by the of 2020 to cut carbon emissions per unit of gross domestic product between 40% to 45% from their levels in 2005,
-The aggregate output value of Chinese energy-saving and environmental protection industry is expected to exceed USD 700 billion in 2020.
-The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the country’s primary macroeconomic planner, has targeted renewable energy to make up 10 percent of China’s total energy consumption by 2010, and 15 percent by 2020, compared with 7.5 percent in 2005
-As a result of tremendous demand for energy, China is increasingly turning to the use of alternative power sources for its energy needs. Coupled with higher oil prices, power shortages, and environmental concerns, the past several years have seen the construction of hundreds of wind, waste and solar power plants, and unprecedented plans for additional alternative power generation facilities across a range of sources and technologies.
-This is creating significant real and latent markets for a multitude of related products and technologies, from turbines and generators, to batteries and detectors.
-China will receive approximately 23 percent of global investment in renewable energy between 2005 and 2030, equivalent to about $1.2 trillion, said Francois Nguyen, senior advisor to the International Energy Agency on the development of renewable energy in China.Free Trial:
-China's New & Sustainable energy sector is poised for massive growth.-China is planning by the of 2020 to cut carbon emissions per unit of gross domestic product between 40% to 45% from their levels in 2005,-The aggregate output value of Chinese energy-saving and environmental protection industry is expected to exceed USD 700 billion in 2020.-The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), the country’s primary macroeconomic planner, has targeted renewable energy to make up 10 percent of China’s total energy consumption by 2010, and 15 percent by 2020, compared with 7.5 percent in 2005-As a result of tremendous demand for energy, China is increasingly turning to the use of alternative power sources for its energy needs. Coupled with higher oil prices, power shortages, and environmental concerns, the past several years have seen the construction of hundreds of wind, waste and solar power plants, and unprecedented plans for additional alternative power generation facilities across a range of sources and technologies.-This is creating significant real and latent markets for a multitude of related products and technologies, from turbines and generators, to batteries and detectors.-China will receive approximately 23 percent of global investment in renewable energy between 2005 and 2030, equivalent to about $1.2 trillion, said Francois Nguyen, senior advisor to the International Energy Agency on the development of renewable energy in China.
SZ China New Energy Weekly Report Free Trial:
Main Contents
1 Structure Change of China’s Energy Sector
2 China New & Sustainable Energy Policy, Regulation &Law
3 Foreign Invest Guidelines
4 China Energy Price-setting Mechanism
5 China New & Sustainable energy Industry Outlook, include solar energy, wind power, nuclear power, small-hydro Bio-mass, wave power, geothermal power and tidal power etc
6 China Energy-Saving & Energy Efficiency
7 The development of China's carbon emission reduction
8 China's Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Mitigation Policies
9 Development of China CDM (Clean Development Mechanism)Free Trial:
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Chapter One: China New Energy Overview
1.1 China Solar Power
1.1.1 China’s Solar Industry Maintains Positive Growth Momentum
1.1.2 China Sunergy Acquires Two Solar Module Manufacturers
1.1.3 Enfinity China Locates 10MW Solar Project in Ningxia
1.1.4 Shakeout Shifts Solar's Center From Europe to China Solar Industry Will Grow to $77 Billion in 2015, but Not Before Bloodletting Resets the Supply Curve
1.1.5 CNPV Wins Korean Supply Deal
1.1.6 Renesola Shuffles Management, Names New CFO
1.2 China Wind Power
1.2.1 Wind Industry Current Situation - China 'Not Suitable' For Wind Power Generation
1.2.2 Sinovel, China’s Largest Wind Turbine Manufacturer, to Go Public in Shanghai.
1.2.3 China Windpower Eyes Offshore, Hybrid Projects
1.2.4 China WindPower Group Reports Profit Jump, Sets Out Expansion Plans
1.2.5 China WindPower Profit Rises 64% as Demand Gains
1.2.6 China to Launch Multi-Billion Dollar Renewable Energy Program
1.3 China Hydropower
1.3.1 The World's Largest Free Standing Hydroelectric Units Were Produced in Harbin
1.3.2 Longtan Hydropower Station in China Choose Dorot Control Valves
1.3.3 Yunnan to Invest RMB 8 Bln in Rural Hydropower Industry
1.3.4 China's Hydropower Installed Capacity in Cambodia Signed the Largest Amount of Lesay Power Station Project
1.3.5 Wenshan Power's Profits Drop 36.5 PCT in 2009
1.4 China Nuclear Power
1.4.1 China's Nuclear Power Capacity to Hit 80 Mln KWh in 2020
1.4.2 China Guangdong Nuclear Power, Areva in Talks On Int'l Projects
1.4.3 China Supports Nuclear Power Development in Orderly Way: Official
1.4.4 China National Nuclear Mulls IPO to Finance Expansion
1.5 China LNG / Natural gas
1.5.1 China's 2009 Natural Gas Output Growth Touches Six-year Low
1.5.2 Prospects For China's Natural-gas Industry Grow
1.6 China Bio-mass
1.6.1 China Construction Bank Extends $4 Billion Credit Line To Dragon Power
1.6.2 China's Lawmaker Promotes Production of Ethanol from Straws
1.6.3 Wuhan Kaidi to Build World's 1st Biofuel Production Line
1.7 Traditonal Energy Made Cleaner
1.7.1 Traditional Energy Made Cleaner: A Programmatic Option for low-carbon
1.8 The Development of China Other New Power
1.8.1 China Developing “Combustible Ice” as New Energy Source
1.8.2 DMEGC Magnetics Plans 100MW Silicon Project
Chapter Two: China New Energy Policies and Regulations Overview
2.1 China to Unveil Multibillion Dollar Renewable Energy Plan
2.2 China Drafts 10-year 'Green Energy' Plan
2.3 Overview of Current Energy Efficiency Policies in China
2.4 China's Policies Fuel Its Renewable Energy Sector
2.5 China on Track to Meet Energy Target
2.6 China to Focus on Adjustments in Energy Structure in 2010: Energy Official
2.7 More Efforts Needed to Reach Energy Saving Goal:NDRC
2.8 China to Launch Multi-Billion Dollar Renewable Energy Program
2.9 Political Advisors Propose Levying Carbon Tax, Promoting Low-carbon Education
Chapter Three: Carbon Emission Overview
3.1 China's Top Economic Planner to Launch Carbon Trading Pilot Programs
3.3 China Sets to Build Smart Grid to Tap Renewable Energy
3.4 China National Metals and Entered the Era of Energy-saving Environmental protection
3.5 China Largest ‘Exporter’ of CO2 Emissions in Traded Goods
3.6 China to Issue Subsidy Plan for Electric cars
3.7 China to Spend 83 Bln Yuan on Emissions Cuts in 2010
3.8 Gansu And Huadian Group Will Jointly Build Low-carbon Energy Base
Chapter Four: Environmental Protection and Saving Energy
4.1 China and India Endorse Copenhagen Climate Deal
4.2 China's Environmental Initiatives Spurring Ascendance of Local Clean Tech Companies
4.3 China Builds Green Facts on the Ground
4.4 Chinese Company to Develop New Energy in Northeast
4.5 AVIC Plans RMB 3.3b Investment in Clean Energy
4.6 Water Technology Company Modern Water Sees Revenues Grow With Focus on China in 2009
4.7 France Doubles Loans to Support Clean Energy in China
4.8 China Announces Focus on Renewable Energy and Nuclear Power
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