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Renewable Energy-China

China is actively seeking alternative energy sources in wind, solar, biofuels, tidal, small hydroelectric dams, and decentralized small-scale energy technologies.

 

According to a recent report by the World Health Organization (WHO), 7 of the world's 10 most polluted cities are in China and almost 2/3’s of the country's largest cities fail to meet the organization's air quality standards. With its use of unwashed coal, China is the planet's largest emitter of sulfur dioxide and acid rain plagues about a quarter of the countryside. The World Bank estimates that pollution is costing the country 8-12% of its $1.4 trillion GDP in direct losses (The Economist).

 

China’s Ministry of Energy is setting a target of 15% of its power generation capacity coming from renewables by 2020 -- up from a mere 3% in 2003.  New legislation, which took effect in 2006, will give funding and tax incentives to renewable energy projects.  Almost all of these projects will come from overseas technologies, especially from the United States.  According to the NREL (National Renewable Energy Laboratory), China will need 130 gigawatts at an estimated investment of $184B USD, almost all of it coming from US companies. 

 

Below is an analysis of China’s various renewable energy programs. 

 
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Renewable Energy China Solutions

ALL IN Consulting can CONSTRUCT and IMPLEMENT a renewable energy strategy for you.  We have created and carried out 10 renewable strategies for U.S. and European companies.  Here is a list of items we can do for you:

  • Perform competitor & market analysis.

  • Introduce the Chinese renewable government bodies including the Ministry of Science & Technology, the Academy of Meteorological Sciences, the China Renewable Industry Association, the Renewable Energy Development Centre, and many university energy testing laboratories.

  • Introduce local and provincial governments that are the true customers for renewable energy systems.

  • Introduce renewable energy manufacturers who may serve as licensing partners, customers, or distributors.

  • Obtain government projects information and tenders, and assist in writing proposals.

  • Introduce solar, wind, and biofuel distributors.

  • Translate technical documents from Chinese to English and vice versa.

  • Sell and market your products through our local staff.

  • Implement the recommended strategy with local staff.
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