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Why Chinese wind power firms won’t give up on Europe

Windey International’s CEO details the company’s global strategy in a rare interview with Western media.
Wind turbines.Jonathan Ernst/Reuters

China’s foreign infrastructure push is greener than ever

Renewables beat fossil fuels in China’s overseas power projects last year.
Wind equipment at a port in Jiangsu.CFoto/Sipa USA via Reuters

Why China’s new climate targets matter for everyone

Beijing is set to reveal its post-peaking roadmap for the first time.
A villager walks in front of a coal-fired power plant on the outskirts of Datong, Shanxi province.REUTERS/Jason Lee

How China is poised to dominate the ‘electric donkey’ industry

Western policymakers are fretting over China-made cars, but its two-wheelers are even more dominant domestically.
Photo shows local workers are busy assembling and testing motobikes at the workshop of Yadea, a large manufacturer of electric two-wheel vehiclesOriental Image via Reuters Connect

How Beijing is using the sun to fight the sand

China’s solar ambition and its prioritization of combating desertification are increasingly going hand in hand.
Carlos Barria/File Photo/Reuters

How China is building the next big green industry

Chinese companies are racing to turn “black mass” into black gold, but the market remains largely unregulated and lessons are still being learned.
BYD EVs lined-up outside a factory in Hefei, China. Liu Jiao/VCG via Getty Images.

What China’s EV buyers’ remorse means for the world

The country leaves the rest of the world in the dust in putting EVs on the road, and its market has huge lessons to offer.

How China will drive the energy transition in 2024

A possible domestic peak in emissions, as well as huge growth in renewables and electric vehicles, will have global consequences.

China’s ‘post-industrial’ climate challenge

A renowned Chinese urban architect says Western-style infrastructure won’t help Chinese cities prevent flooding.

China’s EV makers look to Europe as ‘main battleground’

China’s domestic electric car brands are looking abroad, but it won’t be easy.

What a Chinese heat wave means for the world

As heat waves test power grids globally, concern for power shortages loom large for China’s southwest, and the fallout could be felt far afield.

A UK farm tests curbing greenhouse gases — by making sheep burp less

The farm hopes to show that the livestock sector can be part of the solution to the pressing problem of livestock emissions.

What do cheap Chinese wind turbines mean for the world?

Inside China’s plan to achieve “exponential growth” in yet another corner of the global clean energy market.

Why China keeps building coal power plants

China is racing to shore up its supply of home-grown electricity, but that doesn’t necessarily put its climate goals at risk.

Lessons from the world’s biggest carbon market

China’s carbon market — the world’s largest — is slowing its expansion, grappling with multiple roadblocks.
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