Davos Summit: China promises further action to tackle coal emissions

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Premier Li Keqiang says world's largest emitter will "spare no efforts to pursue low-carbon development", as Japan steps up clean tech investment

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has pledged to reduce the proportion of fossil fuel in China's energy mix while accelerating the deployment of cleaner technologies. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in...

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