News & Insights Across Asia
China’s 2026 government work report outlines an accelerated green transition plan, balancing carbon reduction with economic growth through renewable energy and industrial upgrades.
China aims to reduce carbon intensity by 17% by 2030, unveiling a five-year plan focused on renewable energy and ecological conservation, as announced at the National People’s Congress.
China achieves 5% reduction in CO2 emissions per GDP unit in 2025, marking significant progress in climate goals and green energy transition.
Australian researchers develop zero-carbon fertilizer from waste using renewable energy, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuel-dependent production methods.
Qinghai Province leads global clean energy transition through innovative resource management, reducing emissions while powering sustainable economic growth.
China delivers the world’s first methanol dual-fuel smart crude carrier, cutting CO₂ emissions by 92% and setting new standards in sustainable maritime transport.
China launches ‘Qingqing No. 1,’ the world’s largest green hydrogen-ammonia-methanol project, marking a major step in renewable energy innovation and carbon reduction.
Colombia leads South America’s shift to electric buses, reducing emissions through Chinese tech partnerships. A model for sustainable urban transit in 2025.
China has unveiled an action plan to renew equipment in its energy sector, aiming to boost investment by over 25% by 2027 and advance towards its carbon reduction goals.
China adopts a resolution to enhance systems for green, low-carbon development, emphasizing ecological conservation and active responses to climate change challenges.
Paris aims to host the first carbon-neutral Olympics in 2024, setting new standards in sustainability by halving greenhouse gas emissions compared to previous Games.
China has set specific carbon emission reduction targets for its cement industry, aiming to cut carbon dioxide emissions by around 13 million tonnes between 2024 and 2025.
