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Chinese and EU emissions were more or less flat in 2025 (Chinese emissions may have actually declined slightly, but its too early to know for sure: www.carbonbrief.org/...).
US emissions increases drove much of the increase in global emissions in 2025.
US emissions increases drove much of the increase in global emissions in 2025.
November 13, 2025 at 3:25 AM
Chinese and EU emissions were more or less flat in 2025 (Chinese emissions may have actually declined slightly, but its too early to know for sure: www.carbonbrief.org/...).
US emissions increases drove much of the increase in global emissions in 2025.
US emissions increases drove much of the increase in global emissions in 2025.
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My advice to policy makers: don't sweat it that China produces panels and batteries cheaper at the moment:
They will always cost a fraction of what you pay fossil fuels.
Unlike fossil fuels, a solar panel you buy provides energy for 35 yrs.
They will commoditize.
They will always cost a fraction of what you pay fossil fuels.
Unlike fossil fuels, a solar panel you buy provides energy for 35 yrs.
They will commoditize.
September 5, 2025 at 7:13 AM
My advice to policy makers: don't sweat it that China produces panels and batteries cheaper at the moment:
They will always cost a fraction of what you pay fossil fuels.
Unlike fossil fuels, a solar panel you buy provides energy for 35 yrs.
They will commoditize.
They will always cost a fraction of what you pay fossil fuels.
Unlike fossil fuels, a solar panel you buy provides energy for 35 yrs.
They will commoditize.