Wind Power Development in China Case in Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
Chencheng Xi
Abstract:As the technology develops, coal becomes the most popular energy source with its low price. The burning of the coal produces greenhouse gas which can severely polluted the environment. Policies were made for countries to reach their fore emission reduction. Wind power is a good replacement for coal burning to China, one of the largest consumer countries for coal. China been through 3 stages in developing wind energy, from 1986-2005, China mainly focuses on introducing foreign technology; From 2005-2010, Chine… Show more
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