China, the world's leading clean energy investment

 According to research firm New Energy Finance Bloomberg (BNEF) the latest statistics, investment in clean energy in China and Europe, offshore wind power, photovoltaic roof, driven by substantial growth in investment, new investment in clean energy in 2010 reached 243 billion U.S. dollars, than in 2009, as amended, $ 186,500,000,000 of data an increase of 30%, and make clean energy investment in 2010 to become the most rapid growth in the year to date, more than doubling of investment in 2006, the total investment in 2004 to 5 times.



2010 clean energy investment in China rose 30% to 511 billion U.S. dollars, becoming the largest amount of clean energy investment to date the country. Asia-Pacific in 2009 invested over the Americas, and further reduced in 2010 with the Europe, Middle East and Africa as the world's major areas of clean energy investment gap.

public market investment in 2008 and 2009 from the recession lows began to rebound in 2010, an increase of 18% to 174 billion U.S. dollars. However, in 2007, compared to clean energy companies from the stock market to finance the 246 billion dollars still a gap. Clean energy financing in 2010 from the largest transaction Enel in November up to 35 billion IPO, and China Goldwind October to raise 1.1 billion Hong Kong fund IPO.

in the sub-industries, 2010, the most significant feature is the solar power investment in the European small-scale investment in distributed energy power generation projects, driven by substantial growth, an increase of 49% to 89.3 billion U.S. dollars. BNEF estimated that 86% of small-scale solar power generation investments in the region to implement tariff law. Investment in wind power accounted for 31% of overall investment, reaching 9.6 billion. It is worth noting, of which 38% of China or Europe, mainly by large-scale offshore wind farm contribution. Energy Smart technologies such as smart grid, energy management, electric vehicles and energy storage such as the financing in 2010 also reached a record 239 billion U.S. dollars, an increase of 27%.

in other industries, investment in bio-fuels is almost unchanged from the 2010 total investment of 8.1 billion in 2009 decreased slightly to 79 billion U.S. dollars, far below the 2006 U.S. corn ethanol of up to 20.9 billion during the bubble dollars of investment record. Biomass, waste of energy investment in the area remained stable, compared with $ 12,000,000,000 in 2009 fell to 116 billion U.S. dollars. Reporter Dan Li Yang