CHINA – RENEWABLE ENERGY
February 1st, 2006
BY KEITH NUTHALL
CHINA is being lent US$83.66 million to increase its use of renewable energy, by developing a Chinese commercial market for green power suppliers to supply the electricity grid on a large scale, efficiently and cost-effectively. Renewable energy sources in China have so far been small-scale, pilot programmes, outside the main electricity supply.
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CHINA is being lent US$83.66 million to increase its use of renewable energy, by developing a Chinese commercial market for green power suppliers to supply the electricity grid on a large scale, efficiently and cost-effectively. Renewable energy sources in China have so far been small-scale, pilot programmes, outside the main electricity supply.
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