US-China Energy Relations and Energy Institution Building in the Asia-Pacific

Although China and the US are starting their fourth decade of energy cooperation, it is only recently that there has been a concerted US effort to create a framework for US-China bilateral energy relations. The past 30 years have witnessed many successful energy projects that have lacked follow thro...

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Chinese
Efficiency
Energy
Energy Development
Energy Policy
Environment
Environmental aspects
Environmental policy
Institution building
International Cooperation
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Reform
Regional security
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