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November 2011
How China built the world’s largest wind power market
This policy brief examines the rapid expansion of China's wind power market, which became the world's largest by the end of 2010. It attributes this growth to strong political will and a supportive legal framework, specifically the Renewable Energy Law of 2006, and discusses the transition from a concession-bidding pricing model to a feed-in tariff system to ensure investor profitability.
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Themes: wind power renewable energy law feed-in tariffs energy transition greenhouse gas emissions
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domestic manufacturing
Climate and Development Knowledge Network
Document type: Policy brief
Regions: People's Republic of China

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