Energy consumption in China grew by just 1.3 percent in 2016.
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More than half of the growth in renewable power came from wind. which rose 16 per cent. while solar energy grew by 30 per cent as costs continued to fall sharply.
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Carbon prices under the European Emissions Trading System have fallen to about 5 euros a ton from about 30 euros in 2008 because of a glut of permits.
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Datis Holding could play a strong role in the development of business atmosphere in the industrial. agricultural and art areas.
Read More »China’s State Grid and IRENA Collaborate on Renewables Grid Integration
IRENA puts China’s renewable energy capacity at 545GW. which is 27% of the world’s capacity.
Read More »Polish Ecologists: Nord Stream 2 Is a Hazardous and Unnecessary Project
Nord Stream 2 is a project for the construction of a gas pipeline capable of carrying 55 billion cubic meters per year from Russia to Germany through the Baltic Sea.
Read More »World`s Energy System Not On Track to Meet Climate Goals: IEA
From 2010 to 2015. renewable power generation grew by more than 30 percent and is forecast to grow by another 30 percent between 2015 and 2020.
Read More »U.S. Exit from Paris Accord Might Harm Japan’s Emissions-Cutting Drive
By 2030. Japan plans to cut its greenhouse gas emissions 26 percent from 2013 levels.
Read More »Exxon Loses Key Climate Change Battle
ExxonMobil just lost a critical climate change battle even as the fate of the Paris accord remains in serious doubt.
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