
From Coal to Clean Power: Chinese Mainland Accelerates Green Transition
The Chinese mainland’s green energy shift speeds up with record renewables growth, carbon trading and tech breakthroughs during National Low-Carbon Week.
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The Chinese mainland’s green energy shift speeds up with record renewables growth, carbon trading and tech breakthroughs during National Low-Carbon Week.
China’s ecological advancements in 2024 are driving high-quality development, with over 90% of surface waters rated excellent and significant carbon emission reductions.
Kenya is set to establish a carbon market, enabling public and private sectors to trade emission reductions, bolstering the country’s commitment to sustainability and climate action.
At COP29 in Baku, nations approved quality standards for a UN-backed global carbon market, aiming to fund projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions and combat climate change.
China celebrates the third anniversary of its carbon trading market, with experts calling for enhanced legal support and professional auditing to ensure its continued growth and effectiveness.
China’s national carbon market celebrates its third anniversary, surpassing 460 million tonnes in transactions and driving green transformation in the power sector with rising carbon prices.
China’s central bank and key financial regulators held a symposium to advance green financial services, aiming to build a sustainable ‘Beautiful China’ through enhanced cooperation and innovative financial products.
China’s voluntary carbon market marks a significant milestone as CNOOC purchases 250,000 carbon credits to offset emissions, reinforcing the nation’s commitment to sustainability.
China has relaunched its voluntary carbon market, the CCER scheme, allowing enterprises to trade carbon credits and support emission reductions and renewable energy goals.