China’s Renewable Boom Masks a Quiet Coal-to-Liquids Expansion
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China's power sector is undergoing a transformation with a 5% increase in electricity demand, driven by a shift from coal to nuclear and renewable sources. However, coal is not disappearing from China's industry, as a quiet expansion of coal-to-liquids production is underway. This may indicate a more complex energy landscape than initially meets the eye.
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China’s power sector is undergoing a visible transformation. Electricity demand rose by 5% between 2024 and 2025, reaching 10,368 TWh, yet coal-fired generation declined by 113 TWh to 6,294 TWh in a year, reducing its share in the power mix. The entire increment in electricity demand was absorbed by nuclear and renewable sources, whose combined output rose by 617 TWh. On paper, this reflects a decisive shift away from coal and toward low-carbon energy. In practice, however, coal is not disappearing from China’s industry – it is…
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