China’s Painful, but Necessary Energy Transition-October 2021. by Institut Montaigne

octobre 31, 2021

Improvements in energy intensity per unit of
GDP are canceled out by its rapid growth. The production of steel, aluminum and
cement, and the overall construction boom (with its share of GDP reaching 30%)
are the main factors behind this enormous need for energy.

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