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The Impact Factors Affecting Consumer Towards Repurchase Intention Moderated By Cognition Of Subsidy Policy And Community Attachment For Residential Distributive Photovoltaic Systems In Hebei, China
China’s subsidies for residential distributive photovoltaic systems (RDPS) previously drove up rural installation rates, but this key renewable energy technology faced a setback after subsidies were withdrawn in 2021. However, few studies have explored factors influencing rural residents’ intention
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