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Alternative Energy Sources and the Solar Industry

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Wu Changhua talks about China’s green energy policies, including solar and bio fuels, as well as standards and technologies implemented to make traditional sources more efficient.

She also discusses how China’s photovoltaic (PV) cell industry depends heavily on the international markets, and suffered when the financial crisis shrank the demand for solar PV cells on a global scale.  This pushed the government to implement measures to build the local market and secure the survival of the local solar PV industry.

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About Wu Changhua

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Wu Changhua leads The Climate Group's operations and strategic development across Greater China. Before joining The Climate Group, she was the Executive Director of China Operations of ENSR where she worked closely with multi-national corporations to support their business development in China and also their compliance with Chinese regulations. A China specialist for about 15 years, Ms. Wu is involved in major regional initiatives. She leads the... [Full Bio]
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