Wei Yi-Ming (Hrsg.): Energy Economics

With rising international oil prices greatly increasing the energy costs of China's economic growth, national energy security has become a strategic issue for China's government and society. Providing a reference for China's energy policy making, this volume focuses on significant issues concerning China's current energy strategies and policies. It covers the structural features of China's energy economy, the forecasting of China's energy supply and demand, and fluctuations in the international oil market and China's counter measures. It also explores energy-environmental problems, the reduction of CO2 emissions, strategic petroleum reserves, and the progress of energy technology.