For whatever other shortcomings the government in China may have, I have to give credit where credit is due. Provided the investments are actually made and sustained, this signals an intent to stand in a leadership position with respect to renewable energy policy. I wonder if our political leadership is watching this? Renewable energy is one of those areas that could provide a win for both sides of the aisle. Hope you folks in Washington D.C. are paying attention.
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Your point is excellent! It would be a mistake for Washington D.C. not paying attention what steps China and the rest of world are taking toward Renewable Engergy plicy if US is to remain its leadership position on the global stage.
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