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This paper, presented at the NARUC Climate Change Conference, describes eight key policies that China has adopted in the electric sector to control its energy consumption and steer the country down a lower-carbon development path. View Summary +
An efficiency power plant (EPP) represents a bundle of energy efficiency programs designed to deliver a specified amount of capacity and energy savings over a specific time period, encouraging cost comparison with conventional supply-side resources. View Summary +
In consultation with Chinese environmental officials on air pollution law and regulation, the authors of this report have prepared an in-depth analysis of U.S. and other international air regulation experience related to thirteen key issues. View Summary +
This paper examines mechanisms employed in the US and EU for controlling industrial air pollution emissions vis-à-vis China’s own evolving regulatory framework, including technology-based emission standards and energy efficiency standards. View Summary +
This paper examines mechanisms employed in the US and EU for controlling industrial air pollution emissions vis-à-vis China’s own evolving regulatory framework, including technology-based emission standards and energy efficiency standards. View Summary +
This paper explains the process by which EPA determined the total amount of reductions to obtain from the power sector by modeling different amounts of emissions reductions to achieve maximum improvement in regional air quality. View Summary +