Global Briefing: China renewables surge exceeding expectations

James Murray
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New study reveals China on track to meet renewables capacity goals five years early, as Australia and US ramp up clean tech investment

Report: China on track to meet 2030 renewables target by 2025 China is extending its dominance of the global renewables market and is now on track to meet its capacity goal for 2030 a full five year's...

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