China’s Clean Energy Transition: Progress and Challenges Ahead

Bin Peng

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2025, vol. 17, issue 03, 97-108

Abstract: In the past three decades, China has made significant strides in its clean energy transition. The rapid development of clean energy technologies such as solar power, wind power and electric vehicle has positioned China as one of the global leaders in this field. Despite these achievements, China still encounters challenges in this transition. To meet the “Dual Carbon Goals†, it has to accelerate the development of non-fossil energies, enhance energy efficiency and engage proactively in global cooperation on the clean energy supply chain.

Date: 2025
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