International rural new energy industry innovation development and benefit-linkage practices

Shi Yin · 2024 · Sustainable Economies

Summary. Rural new energy industries across the United States, European Union, Brazil, and China use different benefit-sharing mechanisms—cooperatives, public-private partnerships, and community participation—to drive green transformation. The EU and US have mature carbon and green certificate markets, while China and Brazil rely more on policy support with underdeveloped market mechanisms. Community participation models strengthen social cohesion and project success. China should enhance market mechanisms and international cooperation to improve its rural energy sector performance.

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Yin, S.. (2024). International rural new energy industry innovation development and benefit-linkage practices. Sustainable Economies. https://doi.org/10.62617/se280

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DOI: 10.62617/se280
Countries: United States, European Union, Brazil, China
Regions: North America, South America, Asia
Categories: energy, policy, regional-innovation-systems, general-innovation
Added: 2026-06-01