Renewable Energy in China : Towards a Green Economy

Cover -- Contents -- Part V Renewable Energyand Energy Efficiency Case Studies -- 5.1 Tsing Capital: Doing Well by Doing Good -- 5.2 How Sinovel Establishes Itself in Wind Energy -- 5.3 A Top Down Approach: Achievements ofthe Shandong Provincial Government in Promoting Energy Efficiency Policies -- 5.4 China's Bioenergy Pioneer: Henan Tianguan Group -- 5.5 A Chinese Dream for Generations: The Three Gorges Project -- 5.6 Qingdao: The Development and Utilization of Ocean Energy -- 5.7 New Approach to an Old District: A Remarkable Accomplishm ent by Shanghai Changning District -- 5.8 Venture Capital: Let GEM Fly -- 5.9 Linuo Power Group on Solar Energy -- 5.10 Private Hydropower in Sanchuan -- 5.11 The Solar City: Dezhou -- 5.12 China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) Hainan's Biodiesel Project: Annual Output of 60,000Tons -- 5.13 The Rise and Fall of Suntech -- 5.14 Guangyuan: A Low Carbon City -- 5.15 The Success of Rayspower -- 5.16 Forestry Carbon Exchange Practices in China -- 5.17 A Venture Capital Practice of Investing in WindEnergy -- 5.18 Renewable Energy Development in Alberta -- 5.19 An Energy Efficient Chinese Restaurant: Shunhe International Hotel -- 5.20 The Development of Offshore Wind Power Projects by China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) -- 5.21 Improved Domestic Energy Use Methods -- 5.22 The Difficulties Faced by Sany Group to Enterthe Wind Power Market -- 5.23 Renewable Energy in Nanyang City -- 5.24 Huigu Agriculture District:Making Low Carbon a New Way Of Life -- 5.25 Foreign Wind Power Companies in China -- Part VI The Futureof China'sRenewable Energy -- 6.1 The General Principles of Economy: Categories of Goods and Services -- 6.2 Taoism and Renewable Energy.