The analysis of the challenge China’s energy transition faces and proposed solutions

Yuhang Wang

The analysis of the challenge China’s energy transition faces and proposed solutions

Yuhang Wang

School of International Relations

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Abstract

As energy is vital to industrial productivity and human existence, ensuring energy security becomes a critical government responsibility. The Chinese government has implemented the energy transition to safeguard China’s energy security. Throughout this progression, the Chinese government has faced numerous obstacles. This article seeks to describe the causes of China’s energy transition barriers and the steps taken by the Chinese government to overcome them.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 28 Mar 2023
Event	ICESA 2023: 17th international conference on energy studies and analysis - Paris, France Duration: 27 Mar 2023 → 28 Mar 2023 https://waset.org/energy-studies-and-analysis-conference-in-march-2023-in-paris

Conference

Conference	ICESA 2023
Abbreviated title	ICESA 2023
Country/Territory	France
City	Paris
Period	27/03/23 → 28/03/23
Internet address	https://waset.org/energy-studies-and-analysis-conference-in-march-2023-in-paris

Keywords

Energy transition
Energy market
Fragmentation
Path dependency

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The analysis of the challenge China’s energy transition faces and proposed solutions

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