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Blue Sky energy transition
The bedrock of China’s energy strategy in recent years has been transitioning its economy away from heavy coal reliance, and to curb pollution in its larger cities under its ‘Blue Sky’ policy. While policymakers in Beijing have taken significant steps to bolster the use of renewables, they view gas as the backbone fuel for economic development in the coming decades. Joe Murphy reports.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Publisher: Energy Institute
Countries: China -
Subjects: Gas markets, Coal, Liquefied natural gas, Renewables, Air pollution