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Pondering Peak Emissions in China


21 mins listen April 12, 2024



Coal still makes up a big cut of China’s energy mix. But the country’s growth in renewables is undeniable. As climate targets are laid down and climate change accelerates, figuring out China’s emissions trajectory will be tricky. And that’s OK – we love a tricky discussion.

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Cody Dong

Senior Associate, MSCI Research

Siyao He

Associate, MSCI Research

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