China’s energy transition in numbers: 10 trends shaping the path ahead
Agora Energy China and Agora Energiewende launch the 2025/2026 annual status report on China’s climate and energy transformation.
About this event
China’s energy transition is entering a decisive new phase. As the world's largest emitter and a key driver of renewable energy deployment, the country made notable progress during the 14th Five-Year Plan period (2020-2025) towards its dual goals of peaking carbon emissions by 2030 and achieving carbon neutrality by 2060.
Yet the transition still faces complex structural challenges. Emissions are shifting towards new industrial sectors, efficiency gains are slowing and system bottlenecks – from renewable integration to limited just transition frameworks – are increasingly shaping the pace of change.
At this event, Agora Energy China and Agora Energiewende will present a new data-driven analysis of developments in 2025-2026 and the outlook for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030). Join us to hear from leading experts as we discuss key trends shaping China’s energy transition, including the expected peak in fossil fuel consumption, the shift from rapid renewable expansion to system integration and the growing role of carbon-based climate governance and regulation.
Programme
The programme of the webinar will shortly be published in the download area below.
Presentation
We plan to publish the slides shown during the webinar afterwards.
Recording
We plan to record the webinar. The recording will be published shortly after the event.
Language
The webinar takes place in English.
We look forward to your participation and an interesting discussion!
Event details
China’s energy transition in numbers: 10 trends shaping the path ahead
Agora Online Event
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