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Today we will take a look at a new report titled "Global Roadmap for Healthcare Decarbonization" by an international not-for-profit group called Healthcare Without Harm, in collaboration with Arup consulting group. This report  identifies a set of actions the health sector can take to align itself with the ambition of the Paris Agreement, while simultaneously achieving global health goals. If you are interested, start listening!

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Today, we will discuss the gender issue in renewable energy development in Japan around a research report titled "Women in Community Energy in Japan". This report summarizes the results of a questionnaire survey of member organizations of Japan Community Power Association on the role of women in community energy projects. We are also honored to have Dr. Shota Furuya, the author of the report, join us on today's podcast !

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Today we will continue to discuss the topic of electric vehicles. Focusing on Tesla, the leader in the electric vehicle industry. What impact will Tesla's development in China have on the Chinese electric vehicle market? What will China's electric vehicle policy determine? Listen to this episode now to find out the answer!

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In today's episode, we want to examine China's attitude towards coal investments following G7's climate push towards stopping international funding for coal. Especially, taking a closer look into the climate and economical significance of Chinese coal investments, both domestically and internationally, and the technologies that require more rapid development and utilization. If you are interested, listen to it now!

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Today, we will talk about a research article named “Assessing China’s efforts to pursue the 1.5°C warming limit”. It was published in the journal "Science" on April 22 and it was co-authored by several domestic and foreign researchers and scholars. Based on the existing scenario from global models and new national modeling, this research conducted a multi-model study to explore the consequences of China doing its part to reach the 1.5°C warming target under the Paris Agreement. If you're interested in the content, listen to it now!

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Today, we will share a report named "Zero-Carbon Investing: Opportunities from China’s Carbon Neutrality Goal”, which was published by Rocky Mountain Institute and the Investment Association of China. This report identifies seven key investment areas for China’s zero-carbon transition: resource recycling, energy efficiency, demand-side electrification, zero-carbon power generation, energy storage, hydrogen, and digitalization. If you are interested in this topic, welcome to listen to our podcast!

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In this podcast , we will discuss the report named “China’s Investments in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in 2020”. This report analyses the 2020 trends in Chinese investments in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It analyses the overall trends, regional and national investments, investment trends in different sectors, including energy, renewable energy and transport, and provides an overview of the major players. If you are interested, please listen!

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Today, we will discuss the report, “Towards 2060 Carbon Neutrality: Focus on the opportunities and challenges on the road to decarbonization”, which is jointly completed by Hillhouse Industry and Innovation Institute and Institute of Green Finance and Sustainable Development (IFS). If you are interested in topics such as challenges and investment opportunities for China to achieve carbon neutrality, listen now!

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Following last week's podcast, where Lin Jiaqiao of REEI shared his views of China’s carbon market at the invitation of Beijing Energy Network’s event, we dive into the Q & A session of China's carbon market construction this week. We also welcome you to send us relevant questions. You can find us through our LinkedIn account at Energy Transition and Carbon Pricing (ETCP).

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China’s national carbon trading market officially opened for business in February 2021. The market is the biggest in the world and will have a significant positive impact on the global energy transition. It is the culmination of several pilot schemes around the country. At the invitation of Beijing Energy Network, Lin Jiaqiao of REEI participated in a round table discussion on carbon market, in which he shared his views on the current construction of China's carbon market. The content of the Q & A  session of this event will be released at the same time next week. If you have any questions or comments on the content discussed in podcast, you are also welcome to contact us through social media. Now, listen to the audio!

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