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Weighing up the options

Mounting domestic environmental issues and worldwide energy security uncertainty are pushing the Chinese government to consider the full gamut of energy options – including renewables. Yue Zhang and Chong Siang Chew of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan assess the current renewable policy landscape

The remarkable pace of China's economic growth in recent years has caused a sharp increase in the consumption and importation of petroleum. But at the same time, the country is being pressed to take appropriate action to deal with environmental problems such as serious air pollution, as well as issues of energy security in the face of soaring international oil prices. As a result, the Chinese

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