Abstract
This paper is a product of a major project on China and East Asian Energy, which is an initiative of the East Asia Forum in conjunction with the China Economy and Business Program in the Crawford School of Economics and Government. The research program is directed at understanding the factors influencing China’s energy markets. It also involves high level training and capacity building to foster long term links between policy thinkers in China and Australia. It provides for regular dialogue with participants from the energy and policy sectors in the major markets in East Asia and Australia. The backbone of the dialogue is an annual conference, the location of which has thus far alternated between Beijing and Canberra. The objective is to advance a research agenda that will inform and influence the energy policy discussion in China, Australia and the region.
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