Wind energy technology development and diffusion: a case study of Inner Mongolia, China

Xiliang Zhang, Shuhua Gu, Wenqiang Liu and Lin Gan

Natural Resources Forum, 2001, vol. 25, issue 1, 33-42

Abstract: This article reviews the spread of small household wind generators and the development of wind farms in Inner Mongolia, China with emphasis on policy and institutional perspectives. It analyzes the patterns of wind technology dissemination within social, economic, and environmental contexts. It also discusses international investment and technology transfer relating to wind energy technology. The economics of windfarm development are examined and the role of alternative policy instruments analyzed. Major constraints to wind technology development are identified and relevant policy recommendations suggested.

Date: 2001
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