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Q&A: What do China’s provincial five-year plans say about climate and energy?

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Q&A: What do China’s provincial five-year plans say about climate and energy?
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China's provincial governments have released their 15th five-year plans, outlining specific strategies for energy transition and climate goals through 2030. These plans serve as a critical link between national climate targets and local implementation.

Why it matters

As the world's largest emitter, China's provincial-level energy policies are essential for global climate change mitigation efforts.

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