China Briefing
All you need to know about climate and energy in China from the past two weeks.
Sent out every other Thursday, China Briefing is a round-up of all the need-to-know information about climate and energy in China from the past fortnight.
Every day, our China team trawls the media – both inside China and out – looking for the latest developments relating to climate change. We provide context behind the headlines, covering the who, what, where, how and why.
Read previous editions of Daily Briefing below.
China Briefing, 15 July 2021: Cross-border coal funders; Megacities’ GHG emissions; ETS to launch ‘tomorrow’
China Briefing, 8 July 2021: Xi invited to COP26; ‘Largest’ coal-chemical project suspended; New authority for climate roadmap
China Briefing, 1 July 2021: ETS launch delayed; Massive hydropower station; Coal prices to fall
China Briefing, 24 June 2021: Hydrogen-fuelled vehicles; ETS launch date; Xinjiang solar ban
China Briefing, 17 June 2021: Overseas coal projects; Nuclear ‘leak’ report; Sustainable food production
China Briefing, 10 June 2021: Energy ‘pre-warning’ system; Chinese banks ‘fund’ deforestation; Coal price cap
China Briefing, 3 June 2021: New climate ‘leaders group’; ‘Record-breaking’ electricity consumption; ‘Artificial sun’
China Briefing, 27 May 2021: Crypto crackdown; ETS launch nears; Energy-saving data centres
China Briefing, 20 May 2021: Emissions growth fastest in a decade; Xinjiang plant rejects ‘forced labour’ claims; Regions urged to cut energy use
China Briefing, 13 May 2021: Greta Thunberg criticised; Former energy official arrested; EV boom makes ‘richest man’
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