Why China Can't Keep The Lights On
发布时间 2021-10-15 07:00:07 来源
摘要
China has been the world's single largest energy consumer since 2011. Their energy use demand has grown at an average of 4% a year since 1980 and that is not expected to change.
Every country wants to have a lot of stable, reliable electricity. But China in particular needs a lot of it. And most of that electricity comes from coal. It has been coal for a while now, and it is going to still be coal for a long time thereafter.
In this video, I want to look at the role of coal in China's energy ecosystem. Why the country remains so reliant on non-renewable energy sources, and what might be done about it in the future.
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