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Analysts say coal-rich, gas-poor China needs carbon capture and energy storage tech for new power system

Analysts say coal-rich, gas-poor China needs carbon capture and energy storage tech for new power system

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Analysts say coal-rich, gas-poor China needs carbon capture and energy storage tech for new power system

Coal-rich and natural gas-poor China must place bigger bets on both carbon capture and energy storage technologies, as it navigates a decarbonization route that includes a huge renewable energy build-out while ensuring energy security, according to analysts.

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Chinese industrial metal producers secure respite with easing energy controls | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

China has loosened energy intensity restrictions to ensure economic stability and avoid a supply squeeze of raw materials, though demand uncertainties persist. China opted not to set an annual energy intensity target, or energy consumption per unit of GDP, at its annual “Two Sessions” political meetings from March 5 to March 11. The decision should .

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Climate change: Have countries kept their promises?

Climate change: Have countries kept their promises?
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China s five year plan could push emissions higher unless action is taken

China s five year plan could push emissions higher unless action is taken Fiona Harvey Environment correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Artyom Ivanov/Tass China has set out an economic blueprint for the next five years that could lead to a strong rise in greenhouse gas emissions if further action is not taken to meet the country’s long-term goals. The 14th five-year plan, published in Beijing on Friday, gave few details on how the world’s biggest emitter would meet its target of reaching net zero emissions by 2060, set out by President Xi Jinping last year, and of ensuring carbon dioxide output peaks before 2030.

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