Analysis and Research of China’s Marine Renewable Energy Standards
Jian Li, Xiangnan Wang, Hongming Qiu, Changlei Ma
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Jian Li, Xiangnan Wang, Hongming Qiu, Changlei Ma
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China has already had relatively mature marine renewable energy utilization, among which tidal current energy power generation has achieved grid connection, and wave energy power generation has been commercialized. However, in spite of progress in the marine renewable energy utilization, China’s marine renewable energy standard system still needs improvement as there is still no marine energy standards for some subsystems, which can’t provide effective support for the innovation of marine renewable energy and the development of the industry. This paper explains the status quo of marine renewable energy standards both at home and abroad, analyzes China’s current problems in the development of marine energy standards, and offers recommendations for future development.
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China has already had relatively mature marine renewable energy utilization, among which tidal current energy power generation has achieved grid connection, and wave energy power generation has been commercialized. However, in spite of progress in the marine renewable energy utilization, China’s marine renewable energy standard system still needs improvement as there is still no marine energy standards for some subsystems, which can’t provide effective support for the innovation of marine renewable energy and the development of the industry. This paper explains the status quo of marine renewable energy standards both at home and abroad, analyzes China’s current problems in the development of marine energy standards, and offers recommendations for future development.
Key concepts: Renewable energy, Marine energy, Energy development, Status quo, China, Environmental economics, Natural resource economics, Business