Renewable Energy Development in China A 40-Year China-World Bank Partnership
China's remarkable economic growth required dramatic growth of energy consumption and continuous changes in the nation's energy economy. The World Bank supported the efforts of the Chinese government to develop and revitalize the country's energy sector to meet the daunting challenges...
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| title | Renewable Energy Development in China A 40-Year China-World Bank Partnership |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Renewable Energy Development in China A 40-Year China-World Bank Partnership Christophe De Gouvello |
| title_short | Renewable Energy Development in China |
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| title_sub | A 40-Year China-World Bank Partnership |
| topic | Energy Hydro Power Hydropower Renewable Energy Solar Energy Windpower |
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