The sector will determine whether the country can peak carbon emissions by 2030, with AI, electrification and green fuels expected to drive the transition, Energy Foundation CEO Zou Ji says
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The industrial sector will be the primary focus of China’s efforts to peak carbon emissions by 2030, a goal that must be achieved through technological advancement rather than merely shrinking demand, according to the head of the Energy Foundation.
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