The Carbon Calculus: China’s Steel Sector Charts a Route to Net Zero Chinese scientists have developed a detailed, cost-optimized roadmap for decarbonizing the nation’s steel industry, integrating a carbon trading…
Cleaning up coal: The hidden welfare calculus of China’s rural energy transition For global energy economists and environmental strategists, China’s rural clean-coal push offers a rare real-world test case: policy…
Fuel and friction: Can China’s energy pivot tame inflation born of superpower rivalry? As US-China tensions fuel energy-price volatility, the strategic question for Beijing is no longer just about supply…
Caught in the crossfire: how great-power rivalry shapes clean energy in developing nations For global energy professionals, the implication is clear: the geopolitical contest between Washington and Beijing is no…
China’s Grid Revolution: Power Lines That Lift Millions Out of Energy Poverty A groundbreaking study reveals that China’s ultra-high-voltage (UHV) transmission projects are doing more than moving electricity across vast…
Biogas’s divergent paths: how Europe and China are charting separate energy transitions A new study in Energy Policy dissects the technological maturity, policy architectures, and techno-economic performance driving biogas adoption…
China’s Meng Xiang: A New Flagship for Deep-Sea Discovery China has launched its first purpose-built ocean drilling vessel, the Meng Xiang, signalling a major intensification of its deep-sea research capabilities.…
China’s Water Lifelines: A Fresh Gauge for the Nation’s Grand Diversion Strategy This new analytical framework from Chinese researchers provides a critical tool for managing the world’s most ambitious water…
Clearing the Air: China’s Roadmap to Reining in Ozone Pollution A comprehensive new study from top Chinese scientists provides the analytical blueprint needed for policymakers and industries to tackle a…
Concrete costs of a warmer world: Chinese scientists model climate-driven corrosion in aging bridge infrastructure A new probabilistic framework from Chinese researchers links rising CO₂ levels directly to accelerated carbonation…
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