(Corrects base year for China's Paris agreement carbon intensity target to 2005, not 2026, in paragraph 2) By Colleen Howe ...

Coal capacity projected to fall 75% by 2060. China’s coal-fired power capacity is expected to peak by 2030 before declining ...

China has grown its coal power and renewables capacities in tandem, but 2025 figures see the fossil fuel once again take ...

President Trump has long promoted a revival of the coal industry as one of his signature policies. He took the first steps in that direction during his first term, but has stepped up the effort during ...

China on Thursday released a new economic decarbonisation plan that seeks to put its carbon intensity reduction programme back on track, mainly by relying ...

China’s expanding coal-to-liquids (CTL) and coal-to-chemicals (CTC) sectors explain the divergence between rising coal output and declining power-sector consumption, exports and shrinking stocks ...

Rising electricity and CHP heating demand drives ongoing coal construction. China is expected to continue building coal-fired power plants through the end of the decade, even as it pursues aggressive ...

China is the world's largest energy importer and would therefore appear vulnerable to the surge in crude oil and natural gas ...

Oil market turmoil from the Middle East conflict may reinforce Beijing’s push for renewables, electric vehicles and energy ...

China imports roughly half of its oil from the Middle East.

While the Trump administration has rolled back environmental protections and blocked green energy development, China is forging ahead.During a speech to global elites at the World Economic Forum in ...

China on Thursday released a new economic decarbonisation plan that seeks to put its carbon intensity reduction programme back on track, mainly by relying on its booming renewable sector to limit coal ...