I'm on Mastodon and LinkedIn with comments about the Two Sessions govt work plan and implications for climate and energy. ICMI!

I'll break my twitter silence to strongly support this decision.

oxfordenergy.org/publications/s… My new paper from OIES: Synergies between China’s Whole County PV program and rural heating electrification

New OIES Podcast - The outlook for fossil fuels in China’s energy transition and its geopolitical implications a9w7k6q9.stackpathcdn.com/wpcms/wp-conte…

Struggling to keep up with China's climate policies? In 2022 Anders Hove David Sandalow Michal Meidan Edmund Downie Sally Qiu &Philip Andrews-Speed published the Guide to Chinese Climate Policy. We have now updated some key data. Check it out here chineseclimatepolicy.oxfordenergy.org/book-content/a…

Today Carbon Brief published my research on how heat pumps could build on the already-huge Whole Count PV program rolling out in many of China’s rural areas. I’m really happy with how much interest this article has generated. carbonbrief.org/guest-post-how…

Green power trading is a market-oriented way to promote a clean energy transition in China. China’s instrument for this policy, the green certificate, has faced serious obstacles. In this podcast we talk with Anders Hove about why, and what the future holds for the policy.

Taking Stock of China and the Geopolitics of Energy 🇨🇳 🗺️ 👇Check out the new Oxford Energy forum by OIES China programme oxfordenergy.org/publications/t…

I've shared my thoughts on the new policy via LinkedIn. Thanks as always, Yan!

China dominates clean energy manufacturing, and has also become an energy tech leader. Government support is often credited with this, but there are other factors at play. Michal Meidan interviews Anders Hove about the facts and fiction of China's clean energy innovation.