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China can peak coal power generation and power sector emissions in 2025: Greenpeace report
Beijing — According to a new report by Greenpeace East Asia, China is able to peak its power emissions in 2025 at 5.2 billion tonnes, with coal power generation peaking at 5.55 trillion kWh, and peaking could save up to 970 billion RMB.
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Greenpeace calls for EU-China Summit to strengthen climate multilateralism
Beijing/Brussels – As President of the European Council António Costa and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen travel to Beijing to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping and…
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Leading Battery Makers Fall Short on Climate Commitments
HONG KONG – Most of the world’s top EV battery manufacturers have yet to set targets for both 100% renewable electricity and supply chain emission reductions, according to a new…
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Who saves the rescuers? In China, local communities model flood response cooperation: Greenpeace response
Beijing – After three rounds of intense rainfall over two weeks, areas of Guizhou province in southwestern China experienced intense flooding, including in Rongjiang, Congjiang, Danzhai, and Leishan, among others,…
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Akio Toyoda Reappointed Chairman of Toyota Motor Corporation: Greenpeace response
TOKYO – At the Toyota Motor Corporation General Shareholders’ Meeting held today, Mr. Akio Toyoda was reappointed as Chairman of the Board of Directors. In response, Mariko Shiohata, Climate Change…
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Apple suppliers, especially Pegatron, fail to make adequate climate progress: Greenpeace report
Apple suppliers, especially Pegatron, fail to make adequate climate progress: Greenpeace reportHONG KONG – Many of Apple’s final assembly supply chain partners are failing to achieve necessary climate progress, according…
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Clearing the gap: transition finance for China’s steel industry to kickstart green transition
High-emission industries that don’t meet green finance requirements need help transitioning, too.
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Why 2025 is such a critical year for China’s energy transition
Our Beijing office starting publishing our coal tracker ten years ago. Today, the end of coal is in sight.
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China approved 11.29 GW of coal power in Q1 2025 after pipeline shrank in 2024 for first time since 2021: Greenpeace report
Beijing — New research from Greenpeace East Asia shows that China approved 11.29 gigawatts (GW) of new coal power capacity in the first quarter of 2025, after 2024 saw a…
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Greenpeace Calls on TSMC to Accelerate Energy Transition At Shareholder Meeting
HSINCHU — At TSMC’s annual shareholder meeting, representatives from Greenpeace East Asia called on TSMC to fast-track its transition to renewable energy. A representative from Greenpeace presented TSMC leadership with…