A Study on Development Policy of Low-Carbon City

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In recent years, with the global climate issue and the contradiction between energy environment and economic development becoming increasingly prominent, Shenzhen International Low-carbon City, as the flagship project of China-EU Strategic Cooperation on Sustainable Urbanization, aims at exploring new ways to realize low-carbon development models, while low-carbon development policy is one of the key factors. This paper firstly introduces the background of the Shenzhen International Low-carbon City Project, then summarizes advanced experience and gives experience reference in low-carbon development policy of the developed regions worldwide, and finally puts forward relevant countermeasures and suggestions.

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September 2014

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