Low-Carbon Industry Expansion - Key Studies From Chinese Companies
Low-Carbon Industry Expansion - Key Studies From Chinese Companies
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EditorLuke Sheehan
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Introduction
China stands to benefit significantly by transforming its pattern of economic activity towards low-carbon development pathways. Such a transformation is important to capitalize on new growth opportunities for low carbon technologies.
Highlights
- Solar panel and wind turbine manufacturers are highly dependent on government subsidies
- Most of their financial decisions, including IPO decisions, are shaped based on government policies on subsidies
- The Chinese domestic market for renewable projects is already matured, and the local companies might have more project opportunities outside of China – mostly in the developing world
- Currently, China is one of the biggest NEV markets – in terms of both supply and demand – in which to invest
- Like renewables, the NEV sector is also highly depended on the government subsidies; however, the subsidy cut may actually help to reduce the competition in the highly saturated domestic market – with 500 NEV companies
Contents
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Executive summary
- 3 Low-carbon policy drivers & development in related industries
- 4 Drivers of China’s switch to low-carbon economy
- 5 Current industry trends
- 6 Major players – Solar energy industry
- 7 Major Players – Wind energy industry
- 8 Major players – New energy vehicle industry
- 9 The major player – State grid corporation of China
- 10 Future challenges
- 11 Challenges for solar and wind energy sectors
- 12 Challenges for NEV sector
- 13 Future opportunities
- 14 Conclusion & key insights
- 15 References
In this report
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Companies From the green energy and NEV sectors
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Charts Delineating China's green technology sector
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