As the world's largest developing country, coal consumer, and green house gas emitter, China is confronted with challenges that are more urgent and arduous as its transforms toward a clean and low-carbon energy system. The China 2050 High Renewable Energy Penetration Scenario and Roadmap Study set out to analyze the technical and economic feasibility of having high renewable energy penetration by 2050 based on economic, environment, and carbon emission constraints, and backcast the policies and programs needed at different points in time to make this a reality.

Based on sorting out various policy suggestions on PV power generation at home and abroad, the study proposed recommendations on the policy of PV power generation feed-in tariff in favor of reference for the authorities concerned.

Prepared by the US consultants Kevin Porter, Sari Fink, Jennifer Rogers and Ryan Wiser, the 2 presentations that summarize the different approaches to...

China Renewable Energy Program of the EF organized a training seminar on cost calculation method on ancillary services for accommodating large scale R...

This presentation, prepared by Arthur O’Donnell，Alex Pennock and Ryan Wiser of the Center for Resource Solutions, briefly introduces the international...

HYDROCHINA held a workshop in cooperation with NREL and Energy Foundation on supply curve study and transmission planning issues on December 13th, 201...

The CSEP grantee Institute of Electrical Engineering (IEE) of Chinese Academy of Sciences prepared and held a workshop entitled “Establishment of a Qu...

This report was prepared by the Center for Renewable Energy Development, Energy Research Institue of NDRC. The international experts at the Center for...