chinadialogue.netPublished While the US Senate has backed off on climate legislation, China is considering launching emissions-trading programmes within five years, write Alexander Ochs and Haibing Ma. However, with a stronger market signal now unlikely for many years...
environmental-expert.comPublished Developing countries must step up with concrete plans to cut carbon emissions to break the deadlock in beleaguered UN climate talks, China`s top climate change official has told the Guardian.With four weeks to go until the next round of long...
theclimategroup.orgPublished The National Development and Reform Commission in China has announced a pricing policy on solar PV power generation electricity to grid, which is a major step forward in accelerating the solar sector development in China's domestic market.
green.autoblog.comPublished Filed under: Hybrid, Transportation Alternatives, China The city of Xiamen, China has announced that a batch of 36 hybrid buses with the incredible name of "King Long" will take to its streets over the course of the next two months.
If one thing in the clean energy space is obvious, it’s that China is investing in and installing clean energy like it’s a do or die requirement (hmm. A new report by Solarbuzz, China Deal Tracker, finds that it’s total installed solar PV is going...
One quarter of its wind power may not be actually connected to the grid, but that doesn’t mean China’s green ambitions aren’t genuine–at least as the nation’s twelfth five-year plan has it. China Dialogue points out that building a low-carbon...
Roseville, California-based SPI Solar, a US subsidiary of China’s LDK Solar, today announced it has secured $44 million in construction financing from China Development Bank (CDB) to carry out solar photovoltaic (PV) projects with KDC Solar in New...
The Climate Group China has published a report which takes the most innovative ideas from the country’s leading green building projects, to suggest exactly how China's buildings can catch up with the energy efficiency levels of those in major...
China’s carbon intensity has sharply dropped from 2006-2010. While China is now the largest carbon emitter in the world, increasing 33.6% from 2006 to 2010, it’s carbon intensity has dropped 20.8% in that time.
I watched the events of last week from China, where I was attending an investment conference. China is now the world’s largest emitter of greenhouse gases and it is seriously worried. But it is a demanding target and will require some very major...