Renewable Energy Tariffs in China
The Peoples Republic of China passed a Renewable Energy Law in early March--sooner than observers had expected. It will be several years before the law is implemented. Nevertheless, the passage of the Renewable Energy Law marks a turning point for China and emphasizes that renewable energy tariffs are useful to countries wanting to develop their own domestic manufacturing industries.
For more on developments in China contact the Center for Resource Solutions's Jan Hamrin by phoning +415 561 2100 or the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's Ryan Wiser at +510 486 5474.
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