China: Belt & Road and Green Overseas Development
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Factory chimney smoke. Photo by: @veeterzy, via: Unsplash
The Griffith Asia Institute's new report reveals that China's Belt & Road Initiative surpasses $1 trillion in engagement, emphasizing a pivot towards equity investments in green energy and mining for 2023.
Beijing intensifies efforts to lock up access to renewable energy supply chain
The Chinese ESG market still enjoys considerable room for growth, and top-down policies remain the most important force driving development of the sector.
The guidelines contain progressive elements, but risk overlooking forests and are not as binding as laws, writes Beibei Yin of Global Witness
A new document promises to bring environmental considerations much deeper into China’s overseas project planning.