China renewable energy

Coal is on its last gasp – only legacy energy sector policy stands in the way of a self-reliant, self-sustaining future.

China’s renewable energy sector will now be beholden to market prices. Can that bring China’s decarbonization efforts into a new era?

It’s no coincidence that China’s new push in the island nation focuses on energy and digital development.

These targets are one of the most direct tools for mandating increases in renewable energy consumption.

New rules for GECs will make the marketplace more robust as China works to increase renewable energy consumption nationwide.

As the share of renewables grows, China is shifting from controlling energy consumption to controlling carbon emissions specifically.

The latest probe is just the beginning of EU efforts to adjust to a “new world” focused on economic security. 

Under Xi, China has embraced green diplomacy as part of its global ambitions.

Apple likes to brand itself as a climate hero, but one of its largest suppliers is a laggard on renewable energy – despite the many green options in China.

When it comes to both energy security and power decarbonization, Europe and China are on different paths but face common imperatives.

China's unrelenting commitment to offshore wind energy has sent ripples across the global energy landscape and the European Union’s efforts to build up their own offshore wind sector.

The proposed pipeline has astonishingly poor project economics. It might be built regardless.