China's electrification endgame [Gas in Transition]

Electrification will be the endgame of China’s decades-long energy transition, with a major new outlook released at COP28 in Dubai predicting power demand to more than double by 2060 as Beijing electrifies swathes of the Chinese economy. [Gas in Transition, Volume 3, Issue 12]

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