The US-China Quarterly Market Review regularly examines the most significant developments in renewable energy markets, finance, and policy in the U.S. and China. The Review is a product of ACORE’s US-China Program (USCP) and the Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association (CREIA), with expert contributions from ACORE members.
| Fall 2011 – US-China Quarterly Market Review | |
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Topics include: • Investment Opportunities for Chinese Companies in the U.S. Market • Asian OEM Market Entrants and U.S. Finance • Information Technology as a Key Enabler of Renewable Energy • China’s Recently Enacted Solar Feed-in Tariff • Signs of Maturation in China’s Wind Power Industry • Opportunities in the Biofuels and Solar PV Supply Chains |
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| Summer 2011 – US-China Quarterly Market Review | |
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Topics include: • Chinese Foreign Investment Policy-Making • U.S. Electric Transmission Policy • China’s Nuclear and Renewable Energy Activity Post-Fukushima • VC/PE Cleantech Fund Structures for China Investments • Solar Leasing Options for U.S. Residential Market • Recent Trends in U.S. Renewable Energy Finance • Major Developments in US-China Collaboration |
| Spring 2011 – US-China Quarterly Market Review | |
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Topics include: • China’s 12th Five-Year Plan • Foreign Investment in the U.S. Renewable Energy Sector • China’s Solar Market Development and Grid Capacity • Siting & Permitting Challenges in the U.S. • Private Equity in China’s Renewable Energy Sector • The Emerging Electric Storage Market in the U.S. • Major Developments in US-China Collaboration |
| Winter 2011 – US-China Quarterly Market Review | |
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Topics include: • Amendments to China’s Renewable Energy Law • Impact of the 2010 U.S. Elections • China’s Wind Market Development • Texas Wind Market • Trends in U.S. Project Finance • Foreign Investment Policy in China |
| Fall 2010 – US-China Quarterly Market Review | |
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The inaugural Fall 2010 Review provides an overview of the U.S. and Chinese renewable energy markets, with a specific look at developments in H1 and Q3 2010. |
