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As CDM Stalls, Wind Energy Drifts in China
As CDM Stalls, Wind Energy Drifts in China
More than a dozen wind power projects failed to win international CDM funds, raising questions about the sector's direction
Wind energy advocates fear a recent decision by an international board
overseeing the UN Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) may have dealt a devastating
blow to China's CDM process.
Others worry that the damage inflicted by a CDM executive board decision March 26 in Bonn may stretch beyond China, perhaps upsetting the entire global carbon credits exchange market.
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