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Northeast China’s Renewable Energy Transition: Drivers and Challenges

Author(s) -

He Li,

Liyuan Zhu

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

journal of asian energy studies

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2524-1222

DOI - 10.24112/jaes.030003

Subject(s) - renewable energy , energy transition , natural resource economics , china , climate change , investment (military) , production (economics) , business , resource (disambiguation) , fossil fuel , dependency (uml) , commons , resource curse , download , economics , geography , political science , engineering , politics , ecology , alternative medicine , systems engineering , law , macroeconomics , waste management , computer network , archaeology , pathology , computer science , biology , panacea (medicine) , medicine , electrical engineering , operating system

Northeast China is undergoing a remarkable renewable energy transition. Driven by the challenges of resource depletion and climate change, fossil fuel production has declined significantly, and the production of renewable energy has climbed sharply. However, the transition is facing challenges in terms of wind and solar curtailment, burdening local economic growth, and rising dependency on energy imports. Technological innovation, infrastructure investment, and policy reforms are required to address these issues.

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