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February 2022
Most coal power plants since 2016 entered construction in China in 2021, investment in coal-based steelmaking accelerated
The document reports a surge in China's coal power construction and coal-based steelmaking investments in 2021, contradicting the country's carbon neutrality goals. It highlights that 33 GW of new coal power plants started construction in 2021 and 74 million tonnes of coal-based steelmaking capacity were approved. The report warns that these investments risk creating billions of dollars in stranded assets and lock the sectors into coal dependency, while noting a simultaneous but insufficient scale-up of clean energy.
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Themes: coal power carbon neutrality carbon dioxide emissions stranded asset clean energy
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wind power solar energy Paris Agreement energy transition
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Briefing
Regions: People's Republic of China

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