The British "Financial Times" reported on the 19th that a new report released by Ernst & Young pointed out that in the ranking of global renewable energy investment attraction, China surpassed Britain in the fourth place, while the United Kingdom dropped from the previous fourth to sixth.
Ernst & Young is ranked according to the countries' market and infrastructure development in the field of renewable energy. It believes that China's wind power generation industry has achieved rapid development, while the UK's renewable energy strategy has repeatedly suffered setbacks.
Dr. Gordon Aguir, Director of Economics and Marketing at the British Wind Energy Association, believes that China's ranking over Britain is mainly due to China's renewable energy policy. China has set a target of 15% of total renewable energy in energy consumption by 2020. The Chinese government’s emphasis on infrastructure construction in this area is particularly attractive to investors.
Although the ranking of the United Kingdom has declined, Ernst & Young believes that the rise in oil and other energy prices will put pressure on the British government. By 2020, the UK is still expected to achieve its 15% energy consumption target from renewable energy.
Ernst & Young said that although the U.S. government is uncertain about whether to extend the preferential taxation policy for renewable energy, the U.S. is still the most attractive country in renewable energy investment. The German renewable energy business is also steadily advancing. At present, Germany ranks second in this list, second only to the United States.
Ernst & Young is ranked according to the countries' market and infrastructure development in the field of renewable energy. It believes that China's wind power generation industry has achieved rapid development, while the UK's renewable energy strategy has repeatedly suffered setbacks.
Dr. Gordon Aguir, Director of Economics and Marketing at the British Wind Energy Association, believes that China's ranking over Britain is mainly due to China's renewable energy policy. China has set a target of 15% of total renewable energy in energy consumption by 2020. The Chinese government’s emphasis on infrastructure construction in this area is particularly attractive to investors.
Although the ranking of the United Kingdom has declined, Ernst & Young believes that the rise in oil and other energy prices will put pressure on the British government. By 2020, the UK is still expected to achieve its 15% energy consumption target from renewable energy.
Ernst & Young said that although the U.S. government is uncertain about whether to extend the preferential taxation policy for renewable energy, the U.S. is still the most attractive country in renewable energy investment. The German renewable energy business is also steadily advancing. At present, Germany ranks second in this list, second only to the United States.
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