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August 2021
China’s power & steel firms continue to invest in coal even as emissions surge
Despite pledges for carbon neutrality, China's power and steel sectors continued to announce coal-based projects in early 2021. While CO2 emissions growth showed signs of cooling in the second quarter of 2021 due to government controls on financial excesses and industrial output, the volume of new coal projects remains high, risking the creation of stranded assets and undermining 2030 emission reduction targets.
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Themes: coal-fired power station carbon neutrality green hydrogen wind power solar energy
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nuclear power carbon dioxide emissions stranded asset
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Briefing
Regions: People's Republic of China

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