The worldwide shift to green energy presents an enormous business opportunity, and China is ready to take the lead. The International Energy Agency forecasts that nearly 60% of all new power installations in the next six years will be in the form of renewable energy, with wind and solar power providing much of that. Not only will these developments help meet skyrocketing energy demands, but they will also curb climate change by replacing carbon-intensive fossil fuels.
The International Energy Agency (IEA) predicts that solar power will provide 80% of the new renewable energy capacity installed globally by 2030, with wind power also expected to see large-scale growth. But for this growth to become a reality, the IEA insists that power grids in many countries must be upgraded. It also says that changes are needed to the institutions and mechanisms that provide financial support for the kind of large-scale renewable energy projects that emerging economies need.






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This is some great news coming from China... This will help the country shift from the use of fossil fuels completely this help decarbonize the country and the planet at large
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Great job China for the significant steps towards a cleaner future. We all should strive to make the world a better place..
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By taking on the majority of new green energy projects, China is positioning itself as a leader in the global renewable energy market, setting an example for other nations to follow.
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Nice. China's leadership in renewable energy expansion is crucial for addressing climate change. With 60% of new projects in the next six years, this shift to wind and solar will drive a significant reduction in fossil fuel reliance and meet rising energy demands.
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@munene_mugambi Expanding renewable energy capacity is essential to sustainably meet this increasing demand without compromising environmental integrity.
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@munene_mugambi well said... With more investments on renewable energy China will soon be 100% powered by renewable energy which is very encouraging
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Despite its continued reliance on coal, this ambitious push towards clean energy shows China's intent to position itself as a leader in renewable energy development
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@grace_njeri_804 They have to be willing to let coal go though. It is an abomination to the environment
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This is impressive. I would recommend they also work on stopping the use of coal since they are highly dependent on coal.
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@walter_lungayi It is indeed impressive, but to truly lead in the renewable energy transition, China must also address its heavy reliance on coal. Reducing coal usage would significantly enhance their environmental impact.
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@walter_lungayi absolutely... They should stop the use of coal and transform all their coal powered industries into renewable energy
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Hats off to China for a great commitment towards creating a sustainable environment. Hope all this projects will boom and be an example to the rest of the globe.
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@joseph_githinji China's commitment to driving the green energy boom deserves recognition.
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@joseph_githinji absolutely... This is a great achievement... They deserve more climate love
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If only this was to work,we will surely achieve a lot in the near future and make the world a better place for us all
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The shift away from fossil fuels is looking more promising
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@dickson_mutai Yes, the shift away from fossil fuels is indeed looking more promising as many countries, companies, and communities are increasingly embracing renewable energy.
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@dickson_mutai i hope they share their technology and knowledge with its neighbors and other African countries...
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If China effectively builds on this progress, it could become a powerful example for other countries to follow, speeding up global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and solidifying its leadership in clean energy advancements.....
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@frankoh_kihm_080 absolutely... This will have a ripple effect on the neighbors and encourage more people to go this way