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Energy Insider: Cement Poised to Join Carbon Market, Shanxi Sets Slightly Lower 2024 Coal Output Target

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China’s 55 operating nuclear reactors contributed 4.86% of total power generation last year. Beijing aims to increase that figure to 10% by 2035. Photo: VCG

In this week’s Caixin energy wrap, we analyze China’s biggest climate and energy news on policy, industry, projects and more:

• Cement could join carbon market soon

• Beijing further stimulates green tech

• Hualong One reactor ready to generate nuclear power

• Coal hub Shanxi sets 2024 mining targets

• CATL unveils new energy storage system

In focus: Beijing one step closer to bringing cement into the ETS

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