Xi Jinping Challenges Trump and Pledges to Multiply Wind and Solar Power by Six - Tunisie numerique

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

67% : Abonnez-vous! SUJETS CONNEXES:carbon neutrality, China, climate change, donald trump, economic leadership., Greenpeace, Philip Davis, renewable energy, Simon Stiell, solar energy, United Nations, United States, wind power, xi
62% : Rapid Growth Despite Coal As the world's largest emitter of greenhouse gases, China is signaling its determination to accelerate its energy transition within a growth-driven strategy.
62% : At the UN, climate chief Simon Stiell welcomed the direction, affirming that "the global economy of the future will run on clean energy."
61% : Now, it is setting an intermediate milestone, declaring its intention to raise renewable energy capacity to 3,600 gigawatts.
61% : " China as a Key Player in Energy Transition In the face of American skepticism and European slowness, China is increasingly positioning itself as a central actor in the global energy transition.
51% : Until now, China had only committed to peaking its emissions before 2030 and reaching carbon neutrality by 2060.
26% : While U.S. President Donald Trump, sticking to his pro-oil rhetoric, denounced the fight against climate change at the United Nations as a "scam," Chinese President Xi Jinping used the same summit to chart an opposite course.

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