Clean Technology

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Clean technology
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• China, through its rapid industrialization in the
  last four decades has found itself in an
  environmental dilemma due to ignoring clean
  technology. With atrocious air pollution causing
  smog clouds and respiratory diseases, China
  started on a campaign to produce clean renewable
  energy to power its manufacturing industry.

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• Rani Jarkas observes that Chinas vision to be a
  renewable energy monster will open up
  investment opportunities in the clean energy
  sector. As of now, partly spurred by the 1.1
  million deaths per year from air pollution, China
  has rolled out the worlds biggest investment in
  renewable energy.

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Cost effective clean energy

• The biggest problem that haunted clean energy
  adoption was the high costs involved. Chinas
  large scale investment in clean energy has seen
  the tables turn and brought down the cost of
  renewable energy worldwide. Solar generated
  electricity is now as affordable as electricity
  from fossil fuels like coal and natural gas.

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• China is installing wind turbines and solar
  panels at an amazingly high rate such that every
  hour, a wind turbine is erected and enough solar
  panels to cover a football field are installed.
  In 2016 alone, 35 gigawatts of electricity
  generated from solar panels were added to the
  grid. This amount almost matches Germanys entire
  capacity.

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Investment opportunities in alternative energy

• Coal is responsible for 40 of the dangerous
  pollutants in the air in China. As such, China
  has singled out coal as a dangerous energy source
  and replacing coal is a priority.

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• In their efforts, China has set a target to
  obtain 20 of their energy from renewable sources
  by the year 2030. A total of 360 billion has
  been allocated for this effort in the next three
  years. A strong backstop is therefore presented
  for investors who have their money in clean
  technology in China.

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• Rani Jarkas poses the example of Jinko Solar
  located in the Yangtze River Delta. Jinko Solar
  have stepped up to meet demand and last year
  alone, they produced enough solar panels to
  generate the electricity capacity to power 10
  coal-powered plants.

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• Apart from this, they also export solar panels to
  North America, the Middle East, Asia, Europe and
  South America. This is an example of the ripe
  opportunity for investors to profit from the
  rapidly growing clean energy sector in China.

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Curbing carbon dioxide emissions

• In a 2014 landmark deal that saw President Xi
  Jinping of China and former President Barrack
  Obama admit that Chinas CO2 emissions would peak
  around 2030, China set on a campaign to adopt
  renewable energy.

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• Mainly due to the domestic air pollution, it has
  become Chinas personal agenda. Rani Jarkas
  reassures investors to invest in renewable energy
  since China is determined to stick to the
  commitment even when other states overlook the
  Paris climate agreement.

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• In the wake of these reforms, coal consumption
  has fell for three consecutive years since 2014.
  Coal is the main fuel source for industries and
  electricity production and cutting back on it
  leaves a huge gap to be filled by companies
  producing clean energy. With this level of
  government support, the future for clean
  technology in China is bright.

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