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25 August 2025
Coal is losing ground but not letting go: Structural inertia and the struggle to shift coal’s role in China’s power system
This report by Global Energy Monitor and the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) examines the structural inertia preventing a transition away from coal in China's power system. Despite a record decline in coal's share of power generation and the rapid expansion of renewables, coal capacity continues to grow due to high commissioning rates, strong project approvals, and institutional protections such as capacity payments and inflexible dispatch rules. The report highlights a significant gap between official retirement targets and actual progress, urging the development of a national roadmap for coal phase-down in the upcoming 15th Five-Year Plan.
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Themes: energy transition coal phase-down renewable energy integration power system flexibility carbon peaking
Global Energy Monitor
Document type: Report
Regions: People's Republic of China

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