Great to hear all your comments and always a pleasure to speak with our charming laoshi, Jenny.
If you'd like to learn more about the clean energy issues we are addressing, and the eight initiatives developed by Chinese and American teams, please visit our website: www.cleanenergyforum.org.
I'm largely agnostic about any particular form of technology--there are many, many solutions that will help us live in a cleaner world. The key is to be as innovative in creating policies, financing systems and a cooperative program as we are in developing new technologies.
One final note: I do believe electric vehicles would represent a big step forward. Not only do they reduce or eliminate emissions, they also can be recharged at night, using wind (which tends to blow at night) or existing plants that are operating anyway. Lower carbon, cleaner atmosphere, less reliance on imported oil--a triple win!
Posted on: Clean Energy in China with Dennis Bracy
September 24, 2009 at 7:34 PMGreat to hear all your comments and always a pleasure to speak with our charming laoshi, Jenny.
If you'd like to learn more about the clean energy issues we are addressing, and the eight initiatives developed by Chinese and American teams, please visit our website: www.cleanenergyforum.org.
I'm largely agnostic about any particular form of technology--there are many, many solutions that will help us live in a cleaner world. The key is to be as innovative in creating policies, financing systems and a cooperative program as we are in developing new technologies.
One final note: I do believe electric vehicles would represent a big step forward. Not only do they reduce or eliminate emissions, they also can be recharged at night, using wind (which tends to blow at night) or existing plants that are operating anyway. Lower carbon, cleaner atmosphere, less reliance on imported oil--a triple win!