China’s Emissions Stabilize as Clean-Energy Shift Gains Momentum
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China's CO2 emissions have remained flat or decreased over the past 18 months due to rapid growth in solar and wind power, suggesting the country may reach its peak emissions ahead of schedule, although some sectors still lag in decarbonization. The country continues to pursue its dual goals of peak emissions by 2030 and net neutrality by 2060, with recent climate targets seen as modest but potentially surpassed, especially with upcoming policy plans.
- China’s CO2 emissions have been flat or falling for past 18 months, analysis finds The Guardian
- At COP30 in Belém, Brazil, Chinese Technology Is Shifting Climate Politics The New York Times
- China’s clean-energy revolution will reshape markets and politics The Economist
- UN climate summit looks to China as latest data shows flat emissions trend Financial Times
- China’s September Emissions Drop Keeps Annual Decline in Play Bloomberg.com
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