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Experts expect China will see carbon dioxide emissions peak earlier

Experts expect China will see carbon dioxide emissions peak earlier
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China s move to increase coal supplies won t affect decarbonisation

By boosting domestic coal production, China is ensuring supplies in a tight global market. Experts say these measures are short term.

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China s Five Year Plan for energy: One eye on security today, one on a low-carbon future

Following 2021’s electricity shortages, plans show a tension between ensuring supplies and guiding reform during crucial few years for the energy transition

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A desperate China is turning its lights off, but could there be a long-term gain?

Coal is driving Beijing’s energy crisis, leaving behind some painful lessons for officials and businesses across the country.

Inner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesSouth koreaMuyi yangSanghee liuDavid fishmanJulian evans pritchardXungpeng shiUniversity of technologyNational bureau of statisticsChina electricity councilBureau of economic operations adjustmentInternational society for energy transitionLantau groupHuatai futures research institute

A desperate China is turning its lights off, but could there be a long-term gain?

Coal is driving Beijing’s energy crisis, leaving behind some painful lessons for officials and businesses across the country.

Inner mongoliaNei mongolNew south walesSouth koreaMuyi yangSanghee liuDavid fishmanJulian evans pritchardXungpeng shiUniversity of technologyNational bureau of statisticsChina electricity councilBureau of economic operations adjustmentInternational society for energy transitionLantau groupHuatai futures research institute

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