Clean Energy Development of Silk Road Economic Belt in Xinjiang
Asifujiang Abudureyimu, Qian Han
Abstract
Asifujiang Abudureyimu, Qian Han
Abstract
Xinjiang has energy rich in its reserve of coal, oil, and natural gas, and also rich in renewable energy with plentiful sunshine and wind. Xinjiang is at the cross road of Asia, and also located in the center of the Silk Road economic belt. Silk Road Economic Belt focus is ecological safety, economic growth, education, energy development, financial cooperation, new technology and tourism development. Silk Road Economic Belt has long been important as a conduit for facilitating the exchange of ideas and technologies between China and the rest of Eurasia, and also about helping foster development and therefore long-term stability in Xinjiang.
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Xinjiang has energy rich in its reserve of coal, oil, and natural gas, and also rich in renewable energy with plentiful sunshine and wind. Xinjiang is at the cross road of Asia, and also located in the center of the Silk Road economic belt. Silk Road Economic Belt focus is ecological safety, economic growth, education, energy development, financial cooperation, new technology and tourism development. Silk Road Economic Belt has long been important as a conduit for facilitating the exchange of ideas and technologies between China and the rest of Eurasia, and also about helping foster development and therefore long-term stability in Xinjiang.
Key concepts: China, Tourism, Renewable energy, Coal, Central asia, Business, Natural resource economics, Geography