China’s CO2 Emissions Go Into Reverse for the First Time

China's Green Energy Surge Has Caused CO2 Emissions to Fall for the First Time

As countries like the United States, Australia, and the United Kingdom appear to be backpedaling on climate pledges, China is showing some massive results on its quest to reverse carbon emissions. The latest analysis of China's annual carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions found that they slid by 1.6 percent nationwide compared to the same quarter last year. Year-to-date emissions were down one percent compared to the same date in 2024. Analysis by Carb…

The years pass, and no country in the First World is able to reduce its carbon emissions... except one. It is the only one that can comply with the Paris agreements.

China’s Fossil Fuels Production Retreats From Record Levels

Chinese fossil fuels output fell in April from the record levels hit in the prior month, although natural gas, crude oil and coal all delivered increases compared to the previous year as the government continues to prioritize security of supply despite weaker prices.

China’s CO2 emissions go into reverse for the first time

For the first time, China, the world’s biggest emitter of greenhouse gases, has seen its CO2 emissions go into reverse and start falling, despite a rapid growth in demand for power.

The top companies in Germany emitted a total of fewer greenhouse gases last year than in the previous year. As the consulting firm EY reported in Stuttgart on Monday, the emissions of the 40 Dax companies decreased by six percent or 11.6 million tonnes of CO2. At 16 Dax companies, emissions increased compared to the previous year."Although the German economy continues to make progress in reducing CO2 emissions, the path is by no means straightfo…

China smashes rooftop solar installation record, as emissions fall despite demand growth

China installed an astonishing 36GW of rooftop PV in first quarter, and is expected to install even more this quarter, as a new study points to a fall in overall emissions. The post China smashes rooftop solar installation record, as emissions fall despite demand growth appeared first on RenewEconomy.