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For China's electric vehicle (EV) industry to take off, each of the industry's key stakeholders-- the government, OEMs, suppliers, and infrastructure players--should consider adopting a different strategy.
Li-ion Battery Costs Fall to $397/kWh in 2020: Not Enough for Mass Adoption of Electric Vehicles
China's build-out of "smart cities" is significantly smaller than suggested by the hype, but still represents a $153 billion opportunity across 54 projects, mostly in the southern and eastern provinces, …
Policy & Finance
Invigorating innovation and adoption: Dissecting the government funding behind China’s R&D ecosystem
China's 12th Five-Year Plan demonstrates the Asian giant's resolve to accelerate the state-controlled economy's transition from manufacturing powerhouse to innovation engine, as the government's 30-year history of funding R&D shows …
Based on Solidiance's forecast, there could be between 2 to 4 million green cars on the roads in China by 2020, given a 5-10 % penetration rate of the Chinese …
The '2011 Deep Research Report on the Global and Chinese Solar Wafer or Ingot Industry' report, is a professional and in-depth research report on the global and Chinese solar wafer …
Research conducted by Technavio reveals, that the Chinese Electric Vehicle Charging Station market is expected to grow rapidly. The report, which focuses exclusively on China indicates, that the market is …
A new report from Lux Research maps the web of partnerships driving innovation in alternative fuels to help start-ups and corporations navigate the road to commercialization.
Policy & Finance
Delivering low carbon growth: A guide to China's 12th Five Year Plan
China has plans to continue its 'clean revolution' over the next five years, with significant targets for low-carbon energy, energy efficiency and clean technology. This report looks at how the …
