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Chapter 18

Energy Strategy for Inner

Mongolia Autonomous Region

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Woodrow W. Clark, II , William Isherwood 2
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Clark Strategic Partners, Beverly Hills, CA, United States; Asian Development Bank, Manila,
Philippines

Chapter Outline
Theme 1: Energy Base, Sustainable Policies to Move the Inner
Development, and Finance 351 Mongolia Autonomous Region
Theme 2: Differences That Exist Energy Structures to Meet Its
Between Regions, Cities, and Nations 352 Future Needs 360
Theme 3: Long-Term Commitments 352 Implementing Measures 365
Recommendations and Conclusions 353 Conclusions 365
Applying Key Case Study Features 353 Supplemental Recommendations:
Vision 353 Rural Inner Mongolia 367
Objectives 353 Introduction 367
Unique IMAR and PRC The Problem: Electricity 367
Opportunities 354 Nonelectric Energy for Heating and
Commercial Technological Cooking 368
Approaches Available Today Transportation 368
(2006) and Areas for Toward an Integrated Energy,
Collaboration With Research Water, Waste, and Transportation
and Development and Infrastructure Strategy 368
Universities for the Future 356 Energy Internet 369
Potential Barriers to Energy Generation is in Transition 369
Implementation in Inner References 370
Mongolia Autonomous Region 358 References 370
Solutions to Barriers for Inner Further Reading 371
Mongolia Autonomous Region 360

THEME 1: ENERGY BASE, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT,
AND FINANCE
We need to define clearly the energy sector in terms of an energy base and how
it is organized, financed, and regulated. The Inner Mongolia autonomous

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