Economic Comparison of the Energy Saving and New Energy Vehicle – Taking China, US and Belgium as Examples

Wen Jing Wu; Luo Jia Zhu; Er Kang Wen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1070-1072.1642

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Economic Comparison of the Energy Saving and New Energy Vehicle – Taking China, US and Belgium as Examples

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New energy vehicles are becoming the future of auto industry and acquire considerable significance in many fields including energy conservation, CO2 emission reduction, environmental protection, oil dependence reduction, cultivation of new economic growth point, etc.. Based on international comparison and investigation to China’s two major auto industry bases----Changchun and Hubei, this paper discusses and analyzes, from economic point of view, the world new energy vehicle development and its experiences to China. Compares China’s new energy vehicle policies with relevant US policies. Analyzes the success of Belgian high tech and green plastic auto development. Illustrates, from consumers’ and companies’ view respectively, influence of China’s policies to the new energy vehicle development. Finally, summarizes the characteristics of China’s development, studies problems existing, and puts forward certain constructive suggestions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1070-1072)

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1642-1647

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December 2014

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Wen Jing Wu*, Luo Jia Zhu, Er Kang Wen

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Economic and International Comparison, Investigation, Low Carbon Development, New Energy Vehicle, Sustainable Policy and Management

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