Energy in China: Development and Prospects

  • Lam P
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Abstract

Since 1978, China’s rapid economic development has brought about a growing demand for energy. The Chinese government has introduced a number of reform policies to attract investment, including foreign exchange reform, pricing reform, legal reform, and enterprise reform. To further improve the performance of the energy industries, the government has embarked on several programmes of industry restructuring in recent years. These programmes will have significant effects on the energy sector in the coming decades. This article reviews critical issues that pertain to the development of China’s energy sector and assesses the sector’s future.

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Lam, P.-L. (2005). Energy in China: Development and Prospects. China Perspectives, 2005(3). https://doi.org/10.4000/chinaperspectives.2783

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