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Germany Wins EU Approval For $5.8 Billion Industrial Decarbonization Scheme

Germany will use €5 billion in State aid to help heavy industry replace fossil fuels with low-carbon technologies.…
#Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #Emissions #energy #ESG #GermanStateaidscheme #industrialdecarbonization #lowcarbontechnologies
https://www.europesays.com/germany/16962/

Germany Wins EU Approval For $5.8 Billion Industrial Decarbonization Scheme https://www.byteseu.com/2037479/ #emissions #Energy #ESG #eu #GermanStateAidScheme #Germany #IndustrialDecarbonization #LowCarbonTechnologies

China's low-carbon technology trade: Facts and implications -

Kevin P. Gallagher, Renliang Liu, Jiaqi Lu, Ruyu Yin, Miaojie Yu, Praveena Bandara

"This study examines China's evolving role in global low-carbon technology (LCT) trade and its impact on climate mitigation. The novel data suggests China's transition from a net importer to a net exporter of LCTs over the past three decades. Employing a gravity-equation framework, we identify the economic and institutional factors that drive bilateral LCT flows. Fixed-effects regressions show that China's LCT exports significantly reduce partner-country CO₂ emissions, measured in total, per-capita, and intensity terms, and that these reductions are larger for high-income partners and for the energy-storage and pollution-control LCTs. We further find that partner-country human capital, political stability, and development assistance amplify these environmental benefits. We conclude with policy recommendations including sustained R&D investment, stable export prices, encouragement of outward FDI, further trade liberalization and improved international dialogue on capacity issues to advance global sustainable trade and decarbonization."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1043951X25001038#f0020

#China #LowCarbonTechnologies #LCT #CarbonEmissions #Renewables #Energy #Pollution #FossilFuels

China's low-carbon technology trade: Facts and implications -

Kevin P. Gallagher, Renliang Liu, Jiaqi Lu, Ruyu Yin, Miaojie Yu, Praveena Bandara

"This study examines China's evolving role in global low-carbon technology (LCT) trade and its impact on climate mitigation. The novel data suggests China's transition from a net importer to a net exporter of LCTs over the past three decades. Employing a gravity-equation framework, we identify the economic and institutional factors that drive bilateral LCT flows. Fixed-effects regressions show that China's LCT exports significantly reduce partner-country CO₂ emissions, measured in total, per-capita, and intensity terms, and that these reductions are larger for high-income partners and for the energy-storage and pollution-control LCTs. We further find that partner-country human capital, political stability, and development assistance amplify these environmental benefits. We conclude with policy recommendations including sustained R&D investment, stable export prices, encouragement of outward FDI, further trade liberalization and improved international dialogue on capacity issues to advance global sustainable trade and decarbonization."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1043951X25001038#f0020

#China #LowCarbonTechnologies #LCT #CarbonEmissions #Renewables #Energy #Pollution #FossilFuels

China's low-carbon technology trade: Facts and implications -

Kevin P. Gallagher, Renliang Liu, Jiaqi Lu, Ruyu Yin, Miaojie Yu, Praveena Bandara

"This study examines China's evolving role in global low-carbon technology (LCT) trade and its impact on climate mitigation. The novel data suggests China's transition from a net importer to a net exporter of LCTs over the past three decades. Employing a gravity-equation framework, we identify the economic and institutional factors that drive bilateral LCT flows. Fixed-effects regressions show that China's LCT exports significantly reduce partner-country CO₂ emissions, measured in total, per-capita, and intensity terms, and that these reductions are larger for high-income partners and for the energy-storage and pollution-control LCTs. We further find that partner-country human capital, political stability, and development assistance amplify these environmental benefits. We conclude with policy recommendations including sustained R&D investment, stable export prices, encouragement of outward FDI, further trade liberalization and improved international dialogue on capacity issues to advance global sustainable trade and decarbonization."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1043951X25001038#f0020

#China #LowCarbonTechnologies #LCT #CarbonEmissions #Renewables #Energy #Pollution #FossilFuels

China's low-carbon technology trade: Facts and implications -

Kevin P. Gallagher, Renliang Liu, Jiaqi Lu, Ruyu Yin, Miaojie Yu, Praveena Bandara

"This study examines China's evolving role in global low-carbon technology (LCT) trade and its impact on climate mitigation. The novel data suggests China's transition from a net importer to a net exporter of LCTs over the past three decades. Employing a gravity-equation framework, we identify the economic and institutional factors that drive bilateral LCT flows. Fixed-effects regressions show that China's LCT exports significantly reduce partner-country CO₂ emissions, measured in total, per-capita, and intensity terms, and that these reductions are larger for high-income partners and for the energy-storage and pollution-control LCTs. We further find that partner-country human capital, political stability, and development assistance amplify these environmental benefits. We conclude with policy recommendations including sustained R&D investment, stable export prices, encouragement of outward FDI, further trade liberalization and improved international dialogue on capacity issues to advance global sustainable trade and decarbonization."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1043951X25001038#f0020

#China #LowCarbonTechnologies #LCT #CarbonEmissions #Renewables #Energy #Pollution #FossilFuels

China's low-carbon technology trade: Facts and implications -

Kevin P. Gallagher, Renliang Liu, Jiaqi Lu, Ruyu Yin, Miaojie Yu, Praveena Bandara

"This study examines China's evolving role in global low-carbon technology (LCT) trade and its impact on climate mitigation. The novel data suggests China's transition from a net importer to a net exporter of LCTs over the past three decades. Employing a gravity-equation framework, we identify the economic and institutional factors that drive bilateral LCT flows. Fixed-effects regressions show that China's LCT exports significantly reduce partner-country CO₂ emissions, measured in total, per-capita, and intensity terms, and that these reductions are larger for high-income partners and for the energy-storage and pollution-control LCTs. We further find that partner-country human capital, political stability, and development assistance amplify these environmental benefits. We conclude with policy recommendations including sustained R&D investment, stable export prices, encouragement of outward FDI, further trade liberalization and improved international dialogue on capacity issues to advance global sustainable trade and decarbonization."

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1043951X25001038#f0020

#China #LowCarbonTechnologies #LCT #CarbonEmissions #Renewables #Energy #Pollution #FossilFuels