Market Risks Prevention and Control of "Going Global" for Chinese Electrical Enterprises

Jiang, Mingyue; Gao, Guowei; Deng, Yong; Wang, Chenglong

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2019.11.251

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“…e data is orthogonally transformed to achieve the purpose of not only retaining most of the original data information but also removing the redundant information of the data, which is for data analysis and comparison. Investment freedom 1-100 points, the higher the score, the higher the investment freedom ITC 2 Trade freedom 1-100 points, the higher the score, the higher the trade freedom ITC Labour freedom 1-100 points, the higher the score, the higher the labour freedom IEF Worldwide Governance Indicators, 2 International Trade Centre (Trade Map), 3 Index of Economic Freedom, 4 International Labour Organization, 5 World Development Indicator, 6 Country Economy, 7 Global Competitive Report, and 8 Energy Information Administration of United States.…”

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“…In contrast to the importance and complexity of energy investment, there are still few articles on the analysis of investment prospects in the energy market. erefore, before outward direct investment in BRI countries, energy enterprises' major task is to analyse the investment potential of each country to prevent investment risks, increase investment returns, and achieve regional economic planning [2,3]. In addition, the assessment of the investment potential of BRI countries is helpful for energy enterprises to sort out the location factors of the investment market, clarify target investment markets, and cope with the complex and volatile international environment, thereby exploiting international markets and enhancing international competitiveness.…”

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Energy Investment Potential and Strategic Layout in Countries along the “Belt and Road” Based on Principal Component Analysis

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It is important for energy enterprises to research on the investment potential of the energy markets in countries along the “Belt and Road,” which can help them optimize the regional investment structure, reduce investment risks, and conform to the development trend of “going global.” Therefore, we construct an investment potential assessment system of 29 indexes including five dimensions: politics, economy, society, energy, and cooperation and assess energy investment potential of 48 sample countries along the “Belt and Road” using principal component analysis to provide reference meanings for energy enterprises. The results show that the assessment results of investment potential are affected by a combination of multiple indexes. In addition, compared with Central Asia and South Asia, which have weak economic foundations and greater political and legal risks, the investment potential of Central and Eastern Europe and some emerging economies in Southeast Asia is higher.

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“…These, however, are Chinese‐manufactured solar appliances and equipment that do not include a warranty. They also lack quality and company maintenance (Jiang et al 2019). If the products are damaged or stop working for any reason they cannot be replaced or repaired.…”

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“…According to the panel, discrimination cannot be made on the basis of nationality as the importers are private players who ensure quality beforehand (Ali et al 2020). In the first 6 mo of fiscal year 2016, India imported solar technology and solar PV cells worth US$826 million from China itself (Jiang et al 2019).…”

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Review of Sustainable Grid‐Independent Renewable Energy Access in Remote Communities of India

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In the last decade India has seen an increase in the adoption of solar energy‐based technologies by consumers, which has been supported by various government efforts and policies. The rural areas and low‐income households that lack a proper electricity supply have emerged as a market for solar off‐grid technologies, with private developers increasing their market base slowly in this group. This has promulgated the need to restructure the decentralized energy sector. Existing literature points out the suitability of solar off‐grid in such markets; the present study investigates the challenges that have hindered its growth. The study reviews the concept of poverty with respect to the energy sector and analyzes methods of determining poor energy access in the present scenario. It emphasizes the need to understand and reconceptualize policy instruments in order to make solar off‐grid a powerful tool in tackling energy demand and providing adequate energy access. It further explores the causes of energy disconnects and how grid‐independent solar energy is a technological solution of utmost relevance and in consonance with the idea of sustainable development. For a successful venture, both consumer behavior and marketer objectives are important determinants. The work also provides insights into various models, tools, factors, and social constructs that affect consumer perception and subsequently demand. Over the course of the study, it has been revealed how private players and entrepreneurs are tapping the wrong solar market, leading to misappropriation of solar energy technologies. The suggested improvements and recommendations of the present study from the analysis can serve as a guide for policy makers, technological innovators, and financial stakeholders. Integr Environ Assess Manag 2021;17:364–375. © 2020 SETAC

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Market Risks Prevention and Control of "Going Global" for Chinese Electrical Enterprises

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

Energy Investment Potential and Strategic Layout in Countries along the “Belt and Road” Based on Principal Component Analysis

Energy Investment Potential and Strategic Layout in Countries along the “Belt and Road” Based on Principal Component Analysis

Review of Sustainable Grid‐Independent Renewable Energy Access in Remote Communities of India

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