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Solving China's Energy Challenge |
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China consumes forty percent of the world's coal―over 2 billion tons last year, more coal than the U.S., Russia, and India combined. |
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| China Takes the Lead in Wind Energy Development |
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Video: In the past three years, China has emerged as a world leader in the development of renewable energy as a part of its growing efforts to combat climate change and create new jobs. |
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| China Reduces Solar Power Costs with Large-Scale Manufacturing |
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Video: Over the past decade, China has become the world's leading manufacturer of solar energy technologies. |
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| Update: Top-1,000 Enterprises Energy Efficiency Program |
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In April 2006, the National Development Reform Commission (NDRC) officially launched the "Top-1,000 Program," which targets energy efficiency improvements in the 1,000 largest enterprises that together consume one-third of all China's primary energy. (Photo: Patty Fong) |
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In the News: China takes lead in clean-power investment (LA Times) |
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China overtook the United States for the first time last year in the race to invest in wind, solar and other sources of clean energy.
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Silicon Valley Faces Fierce Competition in Cleantech (San Jose Mercury News) |
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China Leading Global Race to Make Clean Energy (NY Times) |
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Davos-Special Report-Is clean tech China's moon shot? (Reuters) |
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Green Giant - Beijing's Crash Program for Clean Energy (The New Yorker) |
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