Energy Transition

China’s $17 trillion carbon neutrality challenge

World Bank report warns that policy and regulatory reforms are needed to help China reach emission goals

Second wind: A construction site near a wind farm in China’s Gansu province. The World Bank says China will need to increase solar and wind generation capacity to 1700 gigawatts by 2030 from the current target of 1200 GW
Second wind: A construction site near a wind farm in China’s Gansu province. The World Bank says China will need to increase solar and wind generation capacity to 1700 gigawatts by 2030 from the current target of 1200 GWPhoto: REUTERS/SCANPIX
  • Xu Yihe
Singapore
ChinaWorld BankEnergy transitionAsia & OceaniaEast Asia
Published 28 October 2022, 05:27Updated 31 October 2022, 16:13