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Toward a Clean Energy Future in China

Barbara Finamore (Alum)
Dr. David B. Goldstein (Alum)
JingJing Qian (Alum)

Clean energy is a cornerstone of China's future -- sustainable energy development will bring tremendous social, economic and environmental benefits to the people of the world's largest nation. Read more in these policy papers and other technical documents from NRDC's clean-energy experts.

Demand-Side Management in China

Benefits, barriers, and policy recommendations regarding implementation of DSM programs to help reduce China's energy intensity (energy consumed per unit of GDP).

Fuel Cell Vehicle Development in China

With foresight and careful planning, China could benefit immensely from fuel cell technology.

Taming the Dragon Heads

Controlling air emissions from power plants in China -- an analysis of china's air pollution policy and regulatory framework.

Transforming Chinese Buildings

A broad array of policy and programmatic tools that will help improve the energy efficiency and environmental performance of Chinese buildings.

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