Industrial processes account for one-third of global energy demand. The iron and steel,
cement and refining sectors are particularly energy-intensive, together making up over 30 …

More than half of current coal power capacity is in China. A key strategy for meeting China's
2060 carbon neutrality goal and the global 1.5° C climate goal is to rapidly shift away from …

The projections of 89 scenarios from 12 different models for the CO2 emissions of China to
2030 are reviewed, along with wider examinations of lessons from the history of energy …

Energy consumption has dramatically increased in buildings over the past decade due to
population growth, more time spent indoors, increased demand for building functions and …

Although it is often stated that the energy consumption in buildings accounts for more than
30% of total global final energy use, only a few studies analyze updated data about the …

Reducing society's reliance on fossil fuels presents one of the most pressing energy and
environmental challenges facing our planet. Hydrogen, methane and carbon dioxide, which …

This study assesses the economic impacts and environmental co-benefits of large-scale
development of renewable energy (RE) in China toward 2050 using a dynamic computable …

China's steel industry has grown significantly since the mid-1990s, and has been the
backbone of Chinese heavy industry. It is also the most energy intensive industrial sector in …

The global community and the academic world have paid great attention to whether and
when China's carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions will peak. Our study investigates the issue …

To address the global challenge of climate change and achieve sustainable development,
decarbonizing the electric power system in China is considered the most imperative since …