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China Has No Other Choice But to Rely on Coal Power for Now, Official Says – NBC Connecticut

In the meantime, policymakers are making clear that economic growth remains a top priority and that growth depends largely on coal power. Beijing has a GDP target of 6% this year, a level which analysts say would allow authorities to tackle long-term problems such as the country s high debt levels. China s energy structure is dominated by coal power. This is an objective reality, said Su Wei, deputy secretary-general of the National Development and Reform Commission. CNBC translated his Mandarin-language comments, which he made late last week following Xi s separate remarks at a U.S.-led global leaders climate summit. Because renewable energy (sources such as) wind and solar power are intermittent and unstable, we must rely on a stable power source, Su said. We have no other choice. For a period of time, we may need to use coal power as a point of flexible adjustment.

China s environmental data: The world s biggest polluter in numbers

China s environmental data: The world s biggest polluter in numbers Issued on: 14/04/2021 - 10:16 In 2019 China s greenhouse gas emissions were twice as much as the United States GREG BAKER AFP/File 3 min Beijing (AFP) US envoy John Kerry will visit China this week for climate change talks the first official trip under the Biden administration in a trip Washington hopes will put aside diplomatic spats and focus on joint environment challenges. Kerry s trip comes shortly after a testy meeting in Alaska between two top Biden administration officials and their Chinese counterparts, with tensions high on a number of fronts. But the former secretary of state has said climate needs to stand alone and the visit to Shanghai will focus on areas of potential cooperation.

Kerry in Shanghai for climate talks with China

Updated / Wednesday, 14 Apr 2021 12:57 China said it would exchange views with the United States on cooperation on climate change US climate envoy John Kerry is visiting China for what Beijing said would be a four-day trip, as the two countries seek cooperation over the environment despite acrimony on other fronts. In the first trip to China by a Biden administration official, the former secretary of state will be in Shanghai before travelling onto the South Korean capital Seoul. His trip comes in preparation for President Joe Biden s virtual climate summit next week, to which the US leader has invited both Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A look at China s environmental data ahead of climate change talks with US

A look at China s environmental data ahead of climate change talks with US Toggle share menu Advertisement A look at China s environmental data ahead of climate change talks with US In 2019 China s greenhouse gas emissions were twice as much as the United States. (Photo: AFP/GREG BAKER) 14 Apr 2021 06:05PM (Updated: 14 Apr 2021 06:15PM) Share this content Bookmark BEIJING: US envoy John Kerry will visit China this week for climate change talks - the first official trip under the Biden administration - in a trip Washington hopes will put aside diplomatic spats and focus on joint environment challenges. Kerry s trip comes shortly after a testy meeting in Alaska between two top Biden administration officials and their Chinese counterparts, with tensions high on a number of fronts.

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