Analysis on Development Prospect of Renewable Energy Power Generation in Russia
Abstract
Energy cooperation is an important foundation and support for the “One Belt, One Road” initiative. Russia, a major energy country across Eurasia, has an important strategic position in it. In recent years, Russia has taken energy efficiency, energy conservation and emission reduction, and the development of renewable energy as important breakthroughs for sustainable social and economic development in the future. It hopes to optimize the energy structure through policy support, actively develop and apply clean energy technologies, and develop renewable energy. Achieve a green and low-carbon transition. However, it is no easy task to develop renewable energy in , where the traditional energy industry is so strong. In order to fully display the full picture of the development of renewable energy in Russia, the
development of renewable energy in Russia is analyzed and the current renewable energy measures are formulated.
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