CLEAN ENERGY CHINA IS LEADING BECAUSE OF TRUMP! ARE YOU GONNA FOLLOW THE LOSER TRUMP?

 

CHINA & OTHER NATIONS ARE LEADING AS THE US FALLS FURTHER BEHIND!

Germany: For First time, Wind and Solar Power Generation exceeds Fossil Fuels

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China opens World’s Largest offshore Solar Power Facility, as U.S. Falls Farther Behind

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CHINA IS LEADING as are other nations regardless of what the Right Wingers believes.

ELECTRIC FEEL — In the middle of a sleepy suburb of Shanghai, surrounded by farmland, a canal and small buildings, sits a giant, hulking structure. In operation since 2010, the Xiangjiaba-Shanghai transmission link is meant to send high voltage energy around the country. And with China producing more green energy than any other country, they’re now betting big onFelectrical grid. The concept is a “bullet train for power” that can remake the grid. Xiaoying You reports on how this big bet is going, issues R  

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20241113-will-chinas-ultra-high-voltage-grid-pay-off-for-renewable-power 

The US Should Follow Australia Into the Sun

Here, in a country 13 times the size of Australia, only 4.5 million households have rooftop solar; to be at the same level as Australia, we’d need 47 million households with rooftop solar.

COMMON DREAMS

Morocco to double Green Energy in Sahara in anticipation of 2030 World Cup

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TIDAL WAVE ENERGY that has been used extensively in AUSTRALIA for DESALINATION... 

WE HAVE NOT YET BEGUN TO EXPLORE ALL ENERGY OPTIONS! 

DON'T BELIEVE FOSSIL FUEL SHILLS!

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POLITICO Nightly: Will labor have a place on Trump’s team?

— Climate proposal would see rich countries pay $250B a year: Organizers of the United Nations climate summit issued a draft agreement today that would see the U.S., EU and other wealthy governments provide $250 billion a year in climate finance to developing nations by 2035 — an amount that falls far short of the trillion-plus figure that the poorer countries had sought. The agreement comes with many uncertainties about which nations would provide exactly how much money, especially with President-elect Donald Trump — who has scoffed at the reality of climate change and vowed steep cuts in government spending — about to take power in the U.S.

AROUND THE WORLD

CHINA’S VICTORY — The coming U.S. retreat from leadership on global climate policy comes amid a dawning reality: For much of the world, China already calls the shots . Beijing’s decades-long effort to dominate the world’s clean energy economy is enabling it to woo tight business alliances with governments in Africa, Asia and Latin America — without insisting on the labor and environmental safeguards that the United States and European Union typically demand. Those countries, in turn, are taking China’s side in disputes with the U.S. and Europe about trade policies or efforts to make rich nations step up their international climate aid. And as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, promising to walk away from the Paris climate agreement, some diplomats at the U.N.-sponsored talks in Azerbaijan said they hope China will fill the void by championing steep cuts in greenhouse gas pollution. Trump has also pledged to shred Biden administration clean energy policies that were designed to weaken Chinese control of key technologies. “We will need China’s continued leadership,” U.N. climate chief Simon Stiell said midway through the two-week COP29 summit that is expected to wrap up this weekend, in a speech that sought to anoint the country as a preeminent climate powerbroker. He urged Beijing to demonstrate to other nations that “stronger targets drive investment” — a message that, in a different context, might have served as a sales pitch for President Joe Biden’s big-spending clean energy policies.