Asia Pacific > China could see lower power sector emissions in 2025, but stimulus policy adds uncertainty

China could see lower power sector emissions in 2025, but stimulus policy adds uncertainty

Published 00:01 on January 27, 2025  /  Last updated at 07:52 on January 24, 2025  / /  Asia Pacific, China

Clean energy additions and slower industrial power demand growth may lead to a fall in China's emissions from the power sector this year, even though government's stimulus efforts could complicate the emissions outlook, according to a report published Monday.
Clean energy additions and slower industrial power demand growth may lead to a fall in China's emissions from the power sector this year, even though government's stimulus efforts could complicate the emissions outlook, according to a report published Monday.


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