China's Surge in Coal Power Approvals Raises Concerns Over Climate Targets and Global Electricity Production from Clean Sources Reaches 30% / is on Nostr

China's surge in coal power approvals and concerns over climate targets and global electricity production from clean sources

Last Notes

2024-08-24 13:53:05

Can China's Economic Model Inspire Global Replication?
===============
#a923455a ver:0.21
...
#newstr #China #Economy #Brics #ElectricVehicles #SolarEnergy #WesternNations #GlobalEconomy #IndustrialProduction #Trade #Diplomacy
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.21

2024-07-27 01:15:58

China's Renewable Energy Surpasses Coal for the First Time, Boosting Friendly Asian Commodity Markets and Strong US Economy
===============
#a923455a ver:0.19
...
#newstr #China #RenewableEnergy #Solar #Wind #Coal #AsianCommodityMarkets #UsEconomy
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.19

2024-07-27 01:15:58

2024-07-26 08:04:37

China's Renewable Energy Surpasses Coal for the First Time, Boosting Friendly Asian Commodity Markets and Strong US Economy
===============
#a923455a ver:0.18
...
#newstr #China #RenewableEnergy #Coal #AsianCommodityMarkets #UsEconomy
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.18

2024-07-11 07:02:11

China Leads the World in Wind and Solar Capacity, Driving Down Coal Generation and Carbon Emissions
===============
#a923455a ver:0.17
China leads the world in wind and solar capacity, building more than the rest of the world combined. With 339 GW under construction, including 159 GW of wind and 180 GW of solar, China's renewable energy growth is driving down coal generation and carbon emissions. In May, coal's generation share dropped to a record low of 53%, while non-fossil fuel sources accounted for a record 44% of China's electricity. If this trend continues, China's carbon emissions may have peaked last year. #RenewableEnergy #China #ClimateAction...
#newstr #China #Wind #Solar #RenewableEnergy #CarbonEmissions
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.17

2024-07-01 23:04:34

Asia's Rising Emissions Offset Western Climate Progress and Global CO2 Emissions Cross 40 Billion Metric Tons for the First Time
===============
#a923455a ver:0.16
Global CO2 emissions crossed 40 billion metric tons for the first time in 2023, with Asia's rising emissions offsetting progress in the US and EU. China remains the largest emitter, contributing over a quarter of global emissions. India and Indonesia also showed significant increases. Developed countries have reduced emissions through renewables and regulations, but a multifaceted approach is needed, combining emission reductions with investment in sustainable technologies in developing nations. #ClimateChange #Emissions #RenewableEnergy...
#newstr #Emissions #ClimateChange #AsiaPacific #China #UnitedStates #EuropeanUnion
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.16

2024-06-28 11:05:39

China's Surge in Coal Power Approvals Raises Concerns Over Climate Targets and Global Electricity Production from Clean Sources Reaches 30%
===============
#a923455a ver:0.15
China's surge in coal power approvals raises concerns over climate targets as global electricity production from clean sources reaches 30%. China authorized an additional 114 GW of coal power capacity in 2023, hindering its energy transition and climate commitments. Despite a record-breaking year for renewable energy, fossil fuels still dominate global electricity generation, causing a rise in emissions. The US decision to extend coal-fired power plants due to supply chain disruptions and high costs could lead to an energy supply crisis. Achieving a balance between rising energy demand and affordable, clean sources is crucial. Air pollution from coal-based power plants in Indonesia costs the economy over $885 million per year and causes thousands of deaths. #ClimateChange #RenewableEnergy #CoalPower #AirPollution...
#newstr #China #CoalPower #ClimateTargets #GlobalElectricityProduction #CleanEnergy #AirPollution #EconomicBurden #Deaths #HealthImpacts
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.15

2024-06-19 08:55:01

China's Surge in Coal Power Approvals Raises Concerns Over Climate Targets and Global Electricity Production from Clean Sources Reaches 30%
===============
#a923455a ver:0.14
China's surge in coal power approvals raises concerns over climate targets as global electricity production from clean sources reaches 30%. China authorized 114 GW of coal power capacity in 2023, hindering its energy transition and climate commitments. Meanwhile, global coal capacity grew, driven by China and a slowdown in retirements in the US and Europe. Despite this, 30% of global electricity came from clean sources, with solar power leading the way. The US extended coal plant operations due to supply chain disruptions and high costs, causing a potential energy supply crisis. Achieving a balance between rising demand and affordable energy sources is crucial. #ClimateChange #RenewableEnergy #CoalPower #CleanEnergy...
#newstr #China #CoalPower #RenewableEnergy #GlobalElectricityProduction #Us
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.14

2024-05-12 00:57:43

China's Surge in Coal Power Approvals Raises Concerns Over Climate Targets and Global Electricity Production from Clean Sources Reaches 30%
===============
#a923455a ver:0.13
China's surge in coal power approvals raises concerns over climate targets as it authorized an additional 114 GW of coal power capacity in 2023. Global electricity production from clean sources reached 30%, with solar power leading the way. However, fossil fuels still dominate global electricity generation, causing a 1% rise in emissions. Transitioning away from all fossil fuels is crucial to mitigate the consequences of global warming. #ClimateChange #RenewableEnergy #CoalPower #CleanEnergy...
#newstr #China #CoalPower #ClimateTargets #GlobalElectricityProduction #CleanEnergy #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #FossilFuels
https://here.news/story/a923455a?ver=0.13