Energy-saving power generation dispatching in China: Regulations, pilot projects and policy recommendations—A review

Dong, Jie; Xue, Guiyuan; Dong, Mi; Xu, Xiaolin

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2014.11.037

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“…Based on the statements above, the following interaction hypotheses are proposed: First, traditionally, due to pursuit of a higher gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate and competition among regional governments (Li & Zhou, 2005), the practice of expending resources on restoring and protecting the environment is not widespread in China. However, having maintained high-speed economic growth in such a transitional economy for decades, the Chinese Government is making changes in its policies toward environmental issues (Dong, Xue, Dong, & Xu, 2015). Under this regulatory pressure, the listed firms in China are likely to make more environmental expenditures (Li & Lu, 2016).…”

Section: The Moderate Effect Of a Non-listed Firm's Relative Scalementioning

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How industry peers improve your sustainable development? The role of listed firms in environmental strategies

Yang

Wang

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Bus Strat Env

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Factors driving firms to become more sustainable have been widely investigated in the literature on environmental strategy, but some important horizontal factors are still missing, such as influence from peers in the same industry. Drawing on signaling theory and expectancy theory, we complement existing studies by highlighting the role of listed firms in raising other firms' awareness and motivation of adopting environmental strategies, while taking the moderating capability factor into account. By setting our study in the context of listed and nonlisted private‐owned enterprises in China, the empirical analysis of 1,391 nonlisted firms indicates that the number of listed firms in an industry has positive effects on both reactive and proactive environmental strategies of nonlisted firms. The superior performance of these listed peers motivates nonlisted firms to adopt a proactive environmental strategy but constraints the reactive one. These effects are further strengthened by the relative scale of a nonlisted firm.

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Section: The Moderate Effect Of a Non-listed Firm's Relative Scalementioning

confidence: 99%

How industry peers improve your sustainable development? The role of listed firms in environmental strategies

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Wang

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Bus Strat Env

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“…In that case, Chinese government changed it from such compulsory measures to market related policies. Such policies included the "Regulation Enforcement of Export Companies' Environmental Protection" in the year 2007, the "National Environmental Protection 'Twelfth Five-year' Plan" in 2011 and the new "Environment Quality Standard" (GB3095-2012) released in 2012 (Dong et al, 2015;Lui and Leamon, 2014) . After these new environmental policy series implemented, Chinese environmental governance has gained a stage achievement.…”

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The influence of Chinese environmental regulation on corporation innovation and competitiveness

Zhao

Sun

2016

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…N turbine = P L × SF P WG (7) Advance design and control mechanism in wind generation with variable speed leads to tap the energy with high efficiency [29]. A reliability study on peak demand power in the existing fuel based generation integrated with wind using stochastic optimization technique is carried out by the authors [30].…”

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“…Non-renewable and renewable energy sources [6] play a vital role in the energy consumption and both the energy sources are creating high impact with economic growth and emission of carbon relationship. But the coal based plant causes environmental pollution, such as Acid rains, global warming [7] [8] and the emission of greenhouse gasses which leads to changes in the climate.…”

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A Bibliographical Survey on Integration of Hybrid Renewable Energy Sources with Diesel Generator and Storage System

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Raglend²,

Karthikeyan³

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JESTR

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The power consumption has increased enormously due to the intervention of high end technology and it is necessary to meet this power demand. The power pushed into any electrical system should be highly reliable, secured with sufficient quantity and quality. One such solution is to bring reliable and flexible power by introducing Hybrid energy systems into the network. The main motivation of hybrid energy systems is to improve the delivery of power at the utilities and customer end. In this paper, a complete literature review is made on the integration of solar photovoltaic, wind and diesel generator with energy storage systems like hydrogen based fuel cells and batteries. This hybrid system reduces the operating time of diesel generator, save the fuel consumption and hence accomplishes the peak demand with diesel generator.

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Energy-saving power generation dispatching in China: Regulations, pilot projects and policy recommendations—A review

Cited by 59 publications

References 8 publications

How industry peers improve your sustainable development? The role of listed firms in environmental strategies

How industry peers improve your sustainable development? The role of listed firms in environmental strategies

The influence of Chinese environmental regulation on corporation innovation and competitiveness

A Bibliographical Survey on Integration of Hybrid Renewable Energy Sources with Diesel Generator and Storage System

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