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Analysis: Is China's Fit scheme designed to fail?

30 July 2014 by Jianxiang Yang

CHINA: In June China's National Energy Administration (NEA) published its long-awaited offshore wind power feed-in tariff (FIT) - CNY 850/MWh ($130) for offshore wind and CNY 750/MWh for intertidal installations.

A Goldwind nacelle being installed at Rudong nearshore wind farm

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