Titlebook: China’s Resources, Energy and Sustainable Development: 2020; Tsinghua-Rio Tinto Joint Research Centre for Resou Book 2021 Tsinghua-Rio Tin

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,China’s Energy Transition Strategy in the Context of Global Climate Change,rbon transition of the energy sector. China, as the largest energy-related greenhouse gas emitter, plays a crucial part in global low-carbon energy transition. Clear strategic guidance is one of the indispensable factors for the country’s successful transition. With the integration of energy system

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,The Transition of China’s Power System,pollution. The goal to build a new electricity-centered energy supply infrastructure that progressively evolves toward an energy internet that integrates the exploitation, transmission, distribution and consumption of electricity has become a global consensus and object. It is expected that in the f

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,Reality and Challenges of China’s Water Resources Management in the Context of Climate Change,ble water resources but is below world average on a per capita basis, and is challenged by the disparity in temporal and geographical distribution and poor utilization of water resources, severe water pollution, etc. As water is closely associated with climate change, change in water resources amid

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,China’s Energy Transition Strategy in the Context of Global Climate Change, the context of global climate change lies not only in the call to expedite carbon emission reductions in the energy system, but also in the need to address other energy issues such as energy equity, energy security, and environmental protection. To solve all these issues, it must consider the uniqu

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,The Transition of China’s Power System,and integrated energy utilization, and an intelligent grid network and energy internet with deeply integrated cyber-physical systems. This chapter is dedicated to examining the transition and development of the power system in the three main links of power supply, transmission grid and load. The tre