China and Germany (Edexcel GCSE Geography A): Flashcards
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Key function of sustainable energy management
Key function of sustainable energy management
Balance economic growth with environmental protection
China's % of global carbon emissions
China's % of global carbon emissions
31%
Year China introduced Renewable Energy Law
Year China introduced Renewable Energy Law
2006
China's 3 main energy strategies
China's 3 main energy strategies
Hydro-electric power, solar power expansion, coal use restrictions
Three Gorges Dam electricity output in 2014 (kWh)
Three Gorges Dam electricity output in 2014 (kWh)
98.8 billion kWh
Three Gorges Dam coal equivalent (tonnes)
Three Gorges Dam coal equivalent (tonnes)
49 million tonnes
Homes powered by China's Gobi Desert solar plant
Homes powered by China's Gobi Desert solar plant
One million homes
Year China introduced coal use restrictions
Year China introduced coal use restrictions
2015
% of Germany's electricity from renewables
% of Germany's electricity from renewables
44%
Germany's net-zero emissions target year
Germany's net-zero emissions target year
2045
Germany's feed-in tariff system purpose
Germany's feed-in tariff system purpose
Pays producers for renewable electricity they generate
Bavaria Solarpark total production over 30 years
Bavaria Solarpark total production over 30 years
215 million kWh
2011 event that influenced Germany's renewable policy
2011 event that influenced Germany's renewable policy
Japanese nuclear accidents