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Global Energy Market and China's Energy Strategy
Li Haohao,Shi Qiliang,Shen Zheng 한국무역학회 2007 國際學術大會 論文集 Vol.2007 No.12
In the past 30 years or so, the energy prices in the global market have been up and down just like a Coaster, and it has climbed to a historical high point. The energy consumption in the whole world has also doubled. Although the developed countries represent most part of the global consumption, the world has seen that the emerging economies consume more and more energies. In the near future, we may rest assured that there will be enough energy reserve for consumption. But for the coming decades, with the oil prices increasing, the prices of coal, natural gas and other kinds of energies will also climb. No doubt, governments should reconsider their energy strategies. This paper is to put forward some policy recommendations to China's energy strategy on the basis of analysis of the main characteristics of the strategies by the US, Japan and the EU.
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Global Energy Market and China's Energy Strategy
Li Haohao,Shi Qiliang,Shen Zheng 한국무역학회 2007 한국무역학회 국제학술대회 Vol.2007 No.12
In the past 30 years or so, the energy prices in the global market have been up and down just like a Coaster, and it has climbed to a historical high point. The energy consumption in the whole world has also doubled. Although the developed countries represent most part of the global consumption, the world has seen that the emerging economies consume more and more energies. In the near future, we may rest assured that there will be enough energy reserve for consumption. But for the coming decades, with the oil prices increasing, the prices of coal, natural gas and other kinds of energies will also climb. No doubt, governments should reconsider their energy strategies. This paper is to put forward some policy recommendations to China's energy strategy on the basis of analysis of the main characteristics of the strategies by the US, Japan and the EU.
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China's Iron and Steel Industry - History, Development Trend, and Policy Implications
Haohao LI,Chung Weon YOON,Wanpeng CHENG,Fangfang SHU 전북대학교 산업경제연구소 2009 아태경상저널 Vol.1 No.2
China has become a huge producer as well as a huge consumer of steel, and it has been ranked No.1 in steel production since 1996. A huge demand for steel guarantees the steady development of the iron and steel industry for the next 10 to 20 years. While China's steel industry is faced with many urgent and difficult problems, such as difficulties in iron ore negotiations, low concentration ratios, high energy consumption, environmental pollution and irrational product mix, the global financial crisis, has made it more urgent that these difficulties and problems be solved. In this paper, the author holds that to improve iron ore negotiations, China requires revoking the import licenses of enterprises and authorizing an institution to be in charge of the import of iron ore, introducing a competition mechanism to split the oligopoly at the same time. It is advisable for China to increase the government investment on and strengthen the exploitation of foreign resources in order to reduce reliance on the big three mining companies. Additionally, to increase industry concentration, it is suggested that China's steel industry implement a strategy of integration, and strengthen annexation and reorganization of steel industries. At last, China's steel enterprises needs to enhance innovative abilities to solve such problems as high energy consumption, environment pollution and irrational product mix.
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Unbalanced Development of Asian Economies under the Net-based Environment
Shi Qiliang,Li Haohao,Guo Jianquan 한국무역학회 2006 한국무역학회 국제학술대회 Vol.2006 No.12
Digital gap is enclosed in the development of net-based economy and e-Business, and there is no departure of the cultivation of e-Business from the establishment of regional advantages. The traditional theory of the regional advantages has come across a serious impact from the Internet. So the development of Internet infrastructures and institutional environment would be something new to the theory of regional advantages in the Internet era.
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Unbalanced Development of Asian Economies under the Net-based Environment
Shi Qiliang,Li Haohao,Guo Jianquan 한국무역학회 2006 國際學術大會 論文集 Vol.2006 No.12
Digital gap is enclosed in the development of net-based economy and e-Business, and there is no departure of the cultivation of e-Business from the establishment of regional advantages. The traditional theory of the regional advantages has come across a serious impact from the Internet. So the development of Internet infrastructures and institutional environment would be something new to the theory of regional advantages in the Internet era.
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Influence of DSSs on Urban Air Quality in China during 2005-2010 and Analysis of a Severe DSS Event
Wei Wang,Liang Li,Benfeng Pan,Shuang Chen,Ruibin Wang,Jianjun Li,Haohao Zheng 한국기상학회 2013 Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences Vol.49 No.1
In each year, Dust and Sandstorms (DSSs) triggered by cold air masses enhance particle concentration over large areas in China during spring and winter. In this paper, daily Air Pollution Index (API) of 113 major cities in China during dust events was analyzed to present the influence of DSSs on urban air quality. From 2005 to 2010, a total of 93 dust events were identified, on average there are approximately 16 dust events in a year. The number of total polluted days caused by DSSs in 113 major cities ranged from 147 to 546 each year, with maximum in 2010 and minimum in 2007. The number of total heavily polluted days caused by DSSs in major cities ranged from 14 to 78 each year, with maximum in 2010 and minimum in 2005. DSSs affected major cities most severely during March to May. Furthermore, a typical DSS observed from 26 to 31May 2008 was described in terms of meteorological features and PM10 concentration as well as API levels of 113 major cities. This event lead to high PM10 concentration and low visibility over major cities, with maximum daily PM10 concentration of 1511 μg m−3 in Chifeng on 28 May, which was directly caused by strong wind in front of surface high pressure system passing through sand source areas in Mongolia and North China. The most severe pollution occurred on 29 May, with 38 cities polluted and 7 cities heavily polluted.
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