Closing Coal in China: International Experiences to Inform Power Sector Reform
This report addresses two issues related to coal-fired generation: how selected countries in the European Union and North America are making the transition away from unabated coal-fired power, and what reforms could ease a similar transition in China. It concentrates on coal-fired generation, not on the mining of coal, its industrial use, or the political economy frictions related to closure of facilities that use coal.
Robinson, D. and Li, X. (2017, February). Closing Coal in China: International Experiences to Inform Power Sector Reform, Sustainable Finance Programme, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment, University of Oxford.
