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A surprising new rule is reshaping how electric cars are built in China. Here's what's changing and what it means for ...

China's green transition isn't climate policy — it's an industrial strategy. Here's how Beijing is positioning itself to control the future of global electrification.

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China’s clean energy surge is starting to transform the world’s energy systems, according to Ember’s “China Energy Transition Review 2025.” The report shows that China’s massive investments in solar, ...

China has now become the world's biggest consumer of energy. Because of the recession, it overcame the US five years sooner than anybody expected. That means more competition for limited resources, ...