China’s biggest grid operator expects the country’s electricity consumption will rise next year, a move likely to result in CO2 output from coal power plants climbing by some 100 Mt, according to analysts.
China’s power demand growth likely to boost CO2 emissions, despite ETS
China’s biggest grid operator expects the country's electricity consumption will rise next year, a move likely to result in CO2 output from coal power plants climbing by some 100 Mt, according to analysts.
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