The implications of China's energy-import boom /
MEIDAN Michal
The implications of China's energy-import boom / Michal Meidan. - 2014
Sources of supply were just part of China's energy problems suring the early 2000s. Domestic problems became at least as important: government bureaucracy was not up to managing such a rapidly growing sector, nor to developing long term strategies. These limitations were evidenced for example by electricity generating capacity that failed to match demand and coal supplies being moved by road because of inadequate rail infrastructure.
CHINA--ENERGY PRODUCTION
CHINA--ENERGY CONSUMPTION
CHINA--ENERGY PLANNING
CHINA--ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE
The implications of China's energy-import boom / Michal Meidan. - 2014
Sources of supply were just part of China's energy problems suring the early 2000s. Domestic problems became at least as important: government bureaucracy was not up to managing such a rapidly growing sector, nor to developing long term strategies. These limitations were evidenced for example by electricity generating capacity that failed to match demand and coal supplies being moved by road because of inadequate rail infrastructure.
CHINA--ENERGY PRODUCTION
CHINA--ENERGY CONSUMPTION
CHINA--ENERGY PLANNING
CHINA--ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE