This thesis is endeavoring to compare the competitiveness of the wind power industry from two very different countries China and Denmark, through the Porter Diamond Model as the methodological framework. The aim is to see why both countries seem to be so committed with wind energy, yet the outcome is so different up until now. Ultimately it is going to explain if there is any way that China could learn from Denmark in terms of this industry. Also in the end, porter’s diamond model is a bit corrected to be better suited to the energy sector as a contribution to this research
China is facing a number of challenges such as electricity supply shortages, excessive consumption o...
AbstractAlthough China and the EU differ vastly in their preconditions for environmental governance ...
At present, the total accumulated installed capacity of the wind turbine generator systems (WTGs) in...
Sustainable energy development has gained worldwide attention, in part thanks to the wind power indu...
Nowadays, as a new technology, wind power has been more extensively used in the global market. Th...
The modern lifestyle is highly dependent on the electricity consumption, which demand is expected to...
The Chinese wind power industry has achieved remarkable growth in the last two decades. The total in...
Since the end of 1990s the growth of new energy and renewable energy production has been strong and ...
This paper uses a value chain lens to examine the prospects for competition and cooperation between...
Compared to the conventional fossil fuel energy, wind power provides clean energy which can mitigate...
Although China and the EU differ vastly in their preconditions for environmental governance and inve...
Wind power is one of the world fastest growing electricity sources in the world and has since 1990 r...
This paper uses a value chain lens to examine the prospects for competition and cooperation between ...
The modern lifestyle is highly dependent on the electricity consumption, which demand is expected to...
Vestas Wind Systems A/S (Vestas), a Danish company, had deep roots in the wind technology sector and...
China is facing a number of challenges such as electricity supply shortages, excessive consumption o...
AbstractAlthough China and the EU differ vastly in their preconditions for environmental governance ...
At present, the total accumulated installed capacity of the wind turbine generator systems (WTGs) in...
Sustainable energy development has gained worldwide attention, in part thanks to the wind power indu...
Nowadays, as a new technology, wind power has been more extensively used in the global market. Th...
The modern lifestyle is highly dependent on the electricity consumption, which demand is expected to...
The Chinese wind power industry has achieved remarkable growth in the last two decades. The total in...
Since the end of 1990s the growth of new energy and renewable energy production has been strong and ...
This paper uses a value chain lens to examine the prospects for competition and cooperation between...
Compared to the conventional fossil fuel energy, wind power provides clean energy which can mitigate...
Although China and the EU differ vastly in their preconditions for environmental governance and inve...
Wind power is one of the world fastest growing electricity sources in the world and has since 1990 r...
This paper uses a value chain lens to examine the prospects for competition and cooperation between ...
The modern lifestyle is highly dependent on the electricity consumption, which demand is expected to...
Vestas Wind Systems A/S (Vestas), a Danish company, had deep roots in the wind technology sector and...
China is facing a number of challenges such as electricity supply shortages, excessive consumption o...
AbstractAlthough China and the EU differ vastly in their preconditions for environmental governance ...
At present, the total accumulated installed capacity of the wind turbine generator systems (WTGs) in...