Exploring the potential of introducing technology innovation and regulations in the energy sector in China: a regional dynamic evaluation model
The Chinese government has introduced stricter environmental regulations to address the rapid increase in Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and environmental deterioration associated with energy demand. In this research we analyze the potential environmental and socio-economic benefits of introducing s...
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