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Some Features of China’s Small Hydropower

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China developed small hydropower (SHP) with its own resources instead of importing advanced technology from other countries. SHP has been instrumental in rural electrification. In 1997, SHP accounted for 28.6% of whole exploitable hydro energy in China. The peculiarities of SHP of China are:1. Decentralized approach for SHP development with county as basic unit,2. Special policies and strategies adopted- self construction, self management and self consumption- rural hydropower development fund set up - levy of 2 cents of each kWh- electricity generates electricity policy3. Various Channels of investment are mobilizedTo exploit China's experience in SHP the International Network on Small Hydropower (IN-SHP) was established in Hangzhou, China.Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment Issue No. 4, January, 2009 Page 11-14
Title: Some Features of China’s Small Hydropower
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China developed small hydropower (SHP) with its own resources instead of importing advanced technology from other countries.
SHP has been instrumental in rural electrification.
In 1997, SHP accounted for 28.
6% of whole exploitable hydro energy in China.
The peculiarities of SHP of China are:1.
Decentralized approach for SHP development with county as basic unit,2.
Special policies and strategies adopted- self construction, self management and self consumption- rural hydropower development fund set up - levy of 2 cents of each kWh- electricity generates electricity policy3.
Various Channels of investment are mobilizedTo exploit China's experience in SHP the International Network on Small Hydropower (IN-SHP) was established in Hangzhou, China.
Hydro Nepal: Journal of Water, Energy and Environment Issue No.
4, January, 2009 Page 11-14.

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