At a time that decarburization is the only way forward in face of global warming, future electricity generation will have to come from renewable energy. China’s power market designers and policy makers are now grappling with the problem of how to integrate intermittent renewable energy effectively under China’s socio-technical system. ECECP has commissioned an EU-funded Digest of the Handbook on Electricity Markets published in November 2021, so that its key points are available to busy decision makers.

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