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China is building more renewables than any other country but they are building more coal on a production basis than renewables. They are building more coal-fired power than everyone else in the world combined.
Chinese energy demand is growing faster than everyone else’s so they are building energy infrastructure faster than everyone else’s. But even on a forward-looking basis that is a fossil system with renewable energy as an effective secondary system that is used in the minority of the time when RE is cheaper.
The US is also operating a fossil system with RE support, or was until the Biden administration. US industrial electricity costs are also tipping up, led by California.
Europe’s high energy costs have many causes: loss of Russian gas, ideological policies that disfavor nuclear, and ideological policies that disincentive fossil fuels and favor climate over the economy.
Your points are mostly accurate, particularly with regard to Europe, they are just incomplete. With regard to China they are closer to citing stray statistics than performing analysis.
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| text | China is building more renewables than any other country but they are building more coal on a production basis than renewables. They are building more coal-fired power than everyone else in the world combined. Chinese energy demand is growing faster than everyone else’s so they are building energy infrastructure faster than everyone else’s. But even on a forward-looking basis that is a fossil system with renewable energy as an effective secondary system that is used in the minority of the time… |
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- Entry ID: 58553
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