China to Stop Building New Coal-Fired Power Projects Abroad

The video discusses China's significant role in global coal investments and the impact of its decision to cut funding for overseas coal plants. This move is expected to influence coal ambitions in Southeast Asia and South Asia, as China accounts for 70% of total coal financing abroad. The shift is part of a broader trend towards cleaner energy investments, driven by investor demands and international pressure. China, facing criticism for its environmental impact, aims to achieve net zero emissions by 2060, aligning with global efforts to reduce coal dependency.

What percentage of total financing abroad for coal power projects is accounted for by China?

• 30%

• 50%

• 70%

• 90%

What is the impact of China's decision to cut coal funding on the developing world?

• It will lead to more coal plants being built.

• It will have no impact.

• It will make the future of coal less promising.

• It will increase coal investments.

Which countries have also committed to stopping investments in overseas coal plants?

• Brazil and Mexico

• Japan and South Korea

• India and Russia

• Germany and France

What is China's target year to achieve net zero emissions?

• 2050

• 2040

• 2070

• 2060

What has been a significant factor in China's decision to reduce coal investments abroad?

• High domestic demand for coal

• Technological advancements in coal mining

• International pressure and criticism

• Lack of coal resources