Developing countries will need about $531 billion of additional investments in clean energy technologies
Rabayah Akhter, an intern with WRI’s Electricity Governance Initiative, also contributed to this post.
The world’s two largest greenhouse gas emitters—the United States and China—have been forging a growing bond in combating climate change.
Sven Harmeling, Takeshi Kuramochi, and Steffen Kalbekken also contributed to this post.
It’s well-known that China ranks first in the world in attracting clean energy investment,
The Climate Investment Funds (CIFs), one of the world’s largest dedicated funding facilities for climate change mitigation/adaptation pro
Chinese overseas investments are rapidly increasing.
Within our lifetimes, the world could be free of widespread, extreme poverty, replaced instead with shared prosperity and environmental and fiscal balance.
This post was co-authored with Jenna Blumenthal, an intern with WRI’s Climate and Energy program.
This post originally appeared on the Climate Development and Knowledge Network̵
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