Review on Wind Power Development and Relevant Policies between China and Japan

China has abundant wind energy resources and huge development potential among developing countries.Japan is a developed country that planned to increase the use of renewable energy,especially wind energy.This research is aimed at reviewing the development of wind power and relevant policies between China and Japan.Firstly,we introduced the current status of global wind power development,such as the global installed capacity of wind power.The annual development of wind power generation in China and Japan is compared,and the distribution characteristics of wind resources are compared.Furthermore,the market share in China and Japan is introduced.Finally,according to the comparison of the government policies between China and Japan,we pointed out the existing problems in the wind power industry.In addition,we gave some suggestions on the development of wind power for China and Japan.These suggestions should be taken into account when designing national climate policies and have an important reference value for the future development of China’s wind energy industry.

Differences between China and Japan in the Eyes of Winners of the First Essay Contest on China-Japan Friendship

The First Essay Contest on China-Japan Friendship jointly held by Japan-China Society and Chinese Association for International Understanding was successfully organized from April to July 2016.According to the selection of 8 review

Electron Beam Desulfurization Project of Chengdu Cogeneration Power Plant Started Construction - A new cooperation in environment protection between China and Japan

On March 25 1996, the electron beam flue gas desulfurization demonstration project of Chengdu Cogeneration Power Plant started formal construction This is at present the largest electron beam desulfurization project in power plants in the world, and is jointly constructed by Sichuan Electric Power Bureau and the EBARA Works of Japan, This is an important cooperation project in environment protection between

Koizumi's Yasukuni Visits,China-Japan Relations And Japan's International Image

Early on the morning of August 15, 2006, which was the 61st anniversary of Japan’s surrender in the Second World War, Junichiro Koizumi dressed himself up in a formal tuxedo jacket with coattails and paid his sixth and also the last visit to the Yasukuni Shrine in his official capacity as Japan’s prime minister. Koizumi’s deliberate action taken amidst the strong protests from people both in and outside Japan has

CLEARING AWAY THE ICE China and Japan are on the right path to developing a "culture of trust"

'If Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s visit to China last October was an ice-breaking journey, I hope that my visit to Japan in April will be an ice-melting one,' Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said at a press conference on March 16 con-cluding the

Kimiyo Matsuzaki, witness of ping-pong diplomacy between China and Japan

If the resumption of diplomatic ties between China and the United States by way of ping-pong diplomacy is described as'earth-shattering and heaven-battering',then the process of forging a profound friendship between China and Japan through ping-pong can be said to be gentle and gradual.From Goto Koji to Koji Kimura,from Kimiyo Matsuzaki to Ai Fukuhara,the gentle stream of the friendship

China’s Development Promotes Cooperation between China and Japan

How time flies.It has been 45 years since the normalization of SinoJapanese diplomatic relations.This has great resonance for me,as I have witnessed the changes in the diplomatic ties between the two countries over the years.

For the everlasting friendship between China and Japan Interview with Utsunomiya Tokuichiro

Utsunomiya Tokuichiro was born into a family traditionally friendly toward China.He is vice-chairman of the Japan-China Friendship Association and chairman of the Tokyo JapanChina Friendship Association.As the eldest grandson,he was idolized by his grandfather Utsunomiya Tokuma and has been deeply influenced by the atmosphere of Sino-Japanese

Vice-President Hu Sishe Attends Commemoration of the 45th Anniversary of Normalization of Relations between China and Japan

Hu Sishe, vice-president of the CPAFFC, led a delegation to Japan to commemorate the 45th anniversary of the normalization of relations be-tween China and Japan and to attend relevant cultural events from May 1 to 5 at the invitation of the Nanao Japan-China Friendship Society. He

Groundwater Management under the Kabu-ido System in Noubi Plain, Japan, 1810s-1860s

The purpose of this paper is to clarify how the Kabu-ido system can be employed to successfully regulate groundwater pumping. This was accomplished by analyzing surviving historical documents, including budgetary notes and a diary. The Kabu-ido system was a customary institution for groundwater management in a ring levee area of the Noubi Plain in Japan that consisted of three programs： restriction of groundwater pumping through a permit system, groundwater pricing and economic compensation. The system was created in the 1810s and survived for 100 years. This paper covers the Kabu-ido system from the 1810s to the 1860s, the first half of the 100-year history. Excessive groundwater pumping is not a new environmental problem. Although many case studies have investigated remedial actions, few have investigated how local residents addressed the problem before the 20th century because of a lack of documents. The Kabu-ido system is an exception in which of the procedure was documented in writing. The historical data indicate that it was a pioneering institution for groundwater management.