China's CO2 emissions increased by 2% in early 2026, primarily due to a rise in 'wasted' wind and solar power generation despite record capacity build-outs. This matters to energy sector professionals as it highlights systemic issues in integrating renewable energy, leading to increased reliance on fossil fuels like coal and gas to meet demand. An implication to watch is how geopolitical events, like the Strait of Hormuz crisis, exacerbate these energy security concerns and impact emissions trajectories.
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Ali NematiWritten by Ali
