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To: jmhollen who wrote (2986)	2/15/1999 11:29:00 PM
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Here's an interesting website for those wishing to gain a further understanding of China's environmental issues: chinaenvironment.com ****************************************************** Here's a small sample of their subject matter: A tremendous amount of energy is needed to sustain the stable growth of the Chinese economy. Inefficient utilization and insufficient generation of energy are two serious obstacles China faces today. In addition, energy consumption also directly contributes to pollution. In this section you can find information on Chinese government's energy policies, important figures of energy consumption, generation, pricing, etc. in China. Fossil fuel, hydro, thermal, wind and other renewable energy sources are covered. Statistic Information Chinese Energy Production, 1995, 1996, 1997 Chinese Energy Intensity and Consumption Energy Prices in China, 1995, 1996 and 1997 China's Primary Energy Output and Mix, 1975-95 China' Coal Production and Consumption Wind Resource Assessment China's Hydro and Thermal Power Capacity and Output 1971-95 Solar Electric Energy in Western China -- Gansu, Qinghai and Tibet - A report from U.S. Embassy, Beijing May 1996 PRC Rural Energy Conservation, Supply And Demand 1996 - 2000 - A report from U.S. Embassy Beijing July 1997 Natural Gas Gains Momentum By Jeffrey Logan and William Chandler. Originally published in the July-August 1998 issue of the China Business Review. Reprinted with permission of the The US-China Business Council. China Oil and Gas CNPC Strives to Cut Energy Consumption Gas Industry Developing Energetically in China Chinas Petroleum Resources and Recoverable Reserves Shengli Oilfields Strategy for International Cooperation Vapor Recovery in the Oil Industry Means Cost-effectiveness and Pollution Control Other References U.S. - CHINA ENERGY EFFICIENCY PROGRESS A report from U.S. Embassy Beijing June 1997 Li Peng's Speech on Energy China Press Releases China Renewable Energy Project Development and Financing China Energy Efficiency Information Bulletin 1995 1996 1997 1998