Chinese President Xi Jinping addressed the UN Climate Change Summit via video on Wednesday (September 24), unveiling China’s climate goals for 2035. Firstly, the net greenhouse gas emissions are to be reduced by 7% to 10% from peak levels. Moreover, the proportion of non-fossil energy consumption is set to increase to over 30% of total energy consumption. Additionally, the total installed capacity of wind and solar power generation is expected to increase sixfold from the 2020 levels.
Xi Jinping stated, ‘A green and low-carbon transition is the trend of the times. While some countries are going against the tide, the international community should grasp the right direction… Promote the development and implementation of nationally determined contributions to inject more positive energy into global climate governance cooperation.’
This statement was interpreted by observers as a veiled critique of the United States. On Tuesday (23rd), President Trump…
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