German Energiewende and its Implications for China

Qian Kun Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.962-965.1741

Paper Titles

A Study on Low-Carbon and Environmentally-Friendly Urbanization Path under the Perspective of Ecological Civilization
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Research on the Index System Construction of Low Carbon City for Jinan
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Analysis of China’s Technology Introduction of Clean Energy Based on the Perspective of Intellectual Property Rights
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Chinese Natural Gas Consumption Forecast and Shale Gas Development Based on Grey Model
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German Energiewende and its Implications for China
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Analysing the Sustainable Development of Coal Resources in Shanxi Province from the Perspective of Coal Reserves
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Analysis of Residual Autocorrelation in Forecasting Energy Consumption through a Java Program
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Assessing the Impacts of Inter-Regional Power Transmissions on Energy Structure in China’s Power Sector
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Assessing the Influence of Shale Gas Boom on China’s Power Sector and Environmental Policy by Modeling
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German Energiewende and its Implications for China

Abstract:

Germany’s strategic choice of Energiewende is closely related to its specific political, historical, economic and energy resource backgrounds. Renewable Energy has long been the core element of German Energiewende. Boosted by favorable incentive policies, renewable energies such as wind power and PV installations has experienced a rapid growth in the last decades. But the rapid expansion of renewable energies also leads to skyrocketing cost for electricity consumers, grid incapability of integrating large scale distributed generators and insufficiency of generating capacity. To cope with these problems, the federal government is considering a thorough revision of its policy framework for renewable energies. The key idea is that, the development goal should be set more rationally, more attention should be attached to economic affordability, and capacity market should be considered in the medium term to ensure reliable operation of power system.