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Zhejiang: Regional Renewable Planning and Deploymentd to sub-national administrative units, to investigate how Jiangsu Province had shaped its local governance structure for renewable energy in response to the central state’s conscious efforts to promote the emerging industry in a short time. In this chapter, the focus will be on a province with a si

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Towards a New Model of Sustainable Energy Development?, the model for environmental governance (Hajer and Kesselring 1999; Blühdorn 2013), China’s renewable energy governance model represents an accidental competing model that challenges the orthodox model of environmental governance. This pattern was formed by large-scale centralised state interventio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-50234-2that is profoundly dependent on democratic political support. The strategy that has been implemented thus far in many industrial countries has been established through a mode of governance that explicitly requires the strengthening of local public participation; otherwise, it is deemed impossible to