How China Plans to Win the Future of Energy

China is a major energy consumer and greenhouse gas emitter, facing challenges in energy security and pollution. The country aims to become carbon neutral by 2060, with plans to peak emissions by 2030. China is investing heavily in renewable energy and infrastructure, including nuclear power, to achieve these goals. It also plays a significant role in the global supply chain for green technology. However, challenges remain, such as dependency on coal and geopolitical tensions over resource control.

What steps has China taken to address its pollution problem?

What are the environmental consequences of China's reliance on fossil fuels?

How has China's investment in renewables affected global energy prices?

What challenges does China face in balancing economic growth with environmental sustainability?