Who can drive China's global energy crisis and China's strategy?

Author: Xu Yun, Editor-in-Chief, Zhongguancun International Environmental Industry Promotion Center, Compiled
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book takes the analysis of the strategies and successful measures adopted by the international community to address the energy crisis as its starting point, examining the current status of energy utilization in China's economic and social development and future energy demands. With the principles of expanding energy supply and conserving energy as its main thread, it analyzes the potential for energy conservation in China, focusing on the conditions and measures for developing and utilizing new and renewable energy sources. The book is divided into three parts: "Facing Supply-Demand Conflicts and Overcoming the Energy Crisis" (Part One), "Addressing Energy Structure Conflicts and Implementing Conventional Energy Potential" (Part Two), and "Grasping Development Trends and Developing Renewable Energy" (Part Three). Based on extensive research and organization of relevant literature and case studies, the book is characterized by its systematicity and practicality. While presenting severe challenges, it also lists advanced experiences and solutions. We hope this book can provide references for decision-making by governments at all levels and leaders in various industries, help raise public awareness of energy conservation and encourage active participation in building a resource-saving society. It is also a valuable resource for individuals concerned about global and China's energy issues, as well as the future direction of sustainable development.