Chinas Energy Transition: Problem or Possibility for the German Mittelstand? - Kiel Institute

Authors

DU
L.
Hanley
A.

Publication Date

11/2021

JEL Classification

F64 L91 P18 Q53 R11

Key Words

5-year plan

Belt and Road initiative

China

Mittelstand

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In tandem with the current climate talks in Glasgow (COP26), Aoife Hanley and her co-author Limin DU (Zheijiang University, China) draw on their research experience of China's carbon footprint, to write an opinion piece for the Deutscher Mittelstands-Bund (DMB). Highlights include evaluating how China's controversial Belt and Road Initiative work together with German container shipping to reduce carbon emissions.

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Prof. Aoife Hanley, Ph.D.

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