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Yongxiu He

North China Electric Power University

School of Business Administration,NCEPU

No. 2 Beinong Road, Changqing District

Beijing, Beijing 102206

China

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Interactions between Renewable Energy Policy and Renewable Energy Industrial Policy: A Critical Analysis of China's Policy Approach to Renewable Energies’

S. Zhang, P. Andrews-Speed, X. Zhao and Y. He (2013), ‘Interactions between renewable energy policy and renewable energy industrial policy: A critical analysis of China's policy approach to renewable energies’ Energy Policy, 62, 342-353.
Number of pages: 39 Posted: 27 Jan 2016
Philip Andrews-Speed, Sufang Zhang, Xiaoli Zhao and Yongxiu He
Energy Studies Institute, North China Electric Power University, North China Electric Power University and North China Electric Power University
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China, renewable energy, interactions

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Energy Intensity and its Differences Across China's Regions: Combining Econometric and Decomposition Analysis

Energy, 180, 989-1000. doi:10.1016/j.energy.2019.05.150, The University of Auckland Business School Research Paper Series
Posted: 22 Feb 2022
Fengtao Guang, Yongxiu He, Le Wen and Basil Sharp
China University of Geosciences Wuhan, North China Electric Power University, University of Auckland Business School and University of Auckland Business School

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Energy intensity, Energy intensity differences, Penalized panel quantile regression, Shapely decomposition, China

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Impacts of Hybrid Time-Varying Tariffs on Residential Electricity Demand: The Case of Zhejiang Province

Utilities Policy, 61, 100969. doi:10.1016/j.jup.2019.100969, The University of Auckland Business School Research Paper Series
Posted: 22 Feb 2022
Fengtao Guang, Yongxiu He and Le Wen
China University of Geosciences Wuhan, North China Electric Power University and University of Auckland Business School

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Time-varying tariff, Electricity demand, Power expenses