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China's Renewable Energy Law and its impact on renewable power in China: Progress, challenges and recommendations for improving implementation

Sara Schuman, Alvin Lin

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Key concepts: Renewable energy, Feed-in tariff, Renewable energy credit, Energy subsidies, Environmental economics, Energy policy, Tariff, Energy engineering

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