China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets
Economic prosperity in China is accompanied by a growing demand for energy. Heavily reliant on coal and petroleum, continued growth in Chinese energy use will rapidly increase global greenhouse gas emissions at a time when reductions are believed to be urgently needed to stabilize global climate cha...
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okr-10986-52662021-04-23T14:02:21Z China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets Konan, D. E. Zhang, J. Economic prosperity in China is accompanied by a growing demand for energy. Heavily reliant on coal and petroleum, continued growth in Chinese energy use will rapidly increase global greenhouse gas emissions at a time when reductions are believed to be urgently needed to stabilize global climate change. By 2050 China will consume an estimated 17 percent of global energy demand. Chinese energy demand impacts global energy security as China's foreign policy agenda involves strategic partnerships with key energy suppliers. 2012-03-30T07:32:03Z 2012-03-30T07:32:03Z 2008 Journal Article Pacific Focus 1225-4657 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/5266 EN http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo World Bank Journal Article China |
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Economic prosperity in China is accompanied by a growing demand for energy. Heavily reliant on coal and petroleum, continued growth in Chinese energy use will rapidly increase global greenhouse gas emissions at a time when reductions are believed to be urgently needed to stabilize global climate change. By 2050 China will consume an estimated 17 percent of global energy demand. Chinese energy demand impacts global energy security as China's foreign policy agenda involves strategic partnerships with key energy suppliers. |
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Konan, D. E. Zhang, J. |
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China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets |
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China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets |
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China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets |
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China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets |
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China's Quest for Energy Resources on Global Markets |
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