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Julian L. Wong

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Don’t Miss the Forest for the Trees Article
Some companies, like California's Coda Automotive pictured here at their factory in China, have managed to cross China's protectionist barrier because their primary market is the United States. But a larger problem remains for American companies: the lack of develpoment at home leaves little opportunity to actually invest here. (AP/Muhammed Muheisen)

Don’t Miss the Forest for the Trees

Chinese protectionism of their clean energy market is a real problem, but one that we can cure with our own domestic investment, writes Julian L. Wong.

Julian L. Wong

Turning Energy Promises into Action Article
Energy Secretary Steven Chu, pictured here, will host the first Clean Energy Ministerial in Washington, DC starting July 19. (AP/Cliff Owen)

Turning Energy Promises into Action

Getting started with implementing clean energy solutions is just as important as setting national carbon emission targets, write Julian L. Wong and Arpita Bhattacharyya.

Julian L. Wong, Arpita Bhattacharyya

China’s Clean Energy Push Report
A worker is seen while installing a wind turbine produced by Goldwind Science and Technology Co. Ltd. at the Dabancheng Wind Farm in northwest China's Xinjiang region. (AP/AP Photo)

China’s Clean Energy Push

Julian L. Wong summarizes impressions and findings about the state of clean energy innovation and manufacturing in China from a recent trip.

Julian L. Wong

Video: Applied Materials Comes to Xi’An Video

Video: Applied Materials Comes to Xi’An

Julian L. Wong and Sarah Miller interview a general manager at Applied Materials, which has opened the world’s largest nongovernmental solar research and development center in Xi-An.

Julian L. Wong, Sarah Miller

Map: Visiting China, Seeing Green Interactive

Map: Visiting China, Seeing Green

CAP experts travel to China to investigate its clean energy investment strategy; follow their progress and analysis as they meet with officials, researchers, and executives.

Julian L. Wong

Out of the Running? Report
China, Germany, and Spain are early winners in the next great technological and industrial revolution. The United States, which has yet to fully embrace a truly sustainable growth strategy for the low-carbon future, is not. (AP/Eric Draper)

Out of the Running?

A report from Kate Gordon, Julian L. Wong, and JT McLain explains what is at stake for the United States if it doesn't become a top player in the emerging global low-carbon economy.

Kate Gordon, Julian L. Wong, Julian L. Wong

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