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Low carbon and sustainable energy transition in China...

The incredible steps towards a carbon-neutral world. I hope the world leaders learn from this success story and implement a few measures to sustain the world for a few more years. The majority of coastal cities around the world could be submerged by 2050, thereby the people's lives. The planet is dying every day due the human greed and excessive CO2 emissions.

People, Planet and Profit in the age of Sustainable Economics: Non Financial Disclosures(NFD) as a Key Performance Indicators in Environmental Social and Governance Strategy. Considering Sustainability Strategies and sustainable economics, partnership and strategic engagement with entities that have not fully integrated sustainability strategies in value creation, value communication and value delivery is tantamount to ESG Risk from a Risk Intelligence Management Perspectives within the purview of PESTEL framework of analysis. My direct observations and design thinking are for your information and strategic insights...

China continues to lead by example, showcasing the power of action over words! With over 40% of global CO2 emissions and a dominant market share in high-energy-intensive industries like Cement, Steel, Aluminum, and Chemicals, their ambitious decarbonization efforts are crucial. This serves as a compelling call to action for others. Time is of the essence - commendable to witness China's significant strides post COP28! #ClimateAction #Decarbonization #GlobalLeadership

Energy intensive applications to be viewed afresh.

Green #microgrids could be the key to decarbonizing China’s vast industrial sector. Learn more about the next step for China’s clean energy transition: https://ow.ly/GkAs50SsFLs #China #Industry #NetZero

Embracing Sustainability🧩🌍🌿🙌🏻 China is aiming for carbon neutrality by 2060, implementing strategies like green microgrids, renewable energy, industrial clusters/ symbiosis. These initiatives promise a brighter future for those considering China as a sourcing destination. They mark a significant shift toward sustainable manufacturing, reducing waste, and optimizing production. Given China’s significant global influence, even small improvements can have a profound impact on global climate efforts. These efforts hopefully will not only inspire further innovation but also contribute positively to environmental sustainability. #Sustainability #RenewableEnergy #ClimateImpact

International Energy Agency (IEA)'s report, "Strategies for Affordable and Fair Clean Energy Transitions," debunks myths that clean energy technologies are more expensive than fossil fuels and emphasises the need for upfront investment to reduce long-term costs. Ensuring that developing countries can afford clean energy transitions requires international efforts to lower financing costs. Leave us a comment on what is most important for a just and equal energy transition. Read more here: https://bit.ly/3VVRNin

Prof Adam Tooze, at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting of New Champions, speaking about the dynamic of New Energy Technology from China - to deliver the massive deceleration for the consumption of fossil fuels. Renewables with Battery EV, Hydrogen are part of the faster energy transition to achieve Net Zero by 2060 in China. But we need to accelerate we need to address the significance of the swing - which could be the difference of the equivalent of all of Africa's Carbon Emissions. #AMNC24