📰 News Highlight

At the UN Climate Summit on September 24, President Xi Jinping announced that by 2035, China will reduce economy-wide net greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 7–10% from its peak. Key accompanying targets include:

⚡ Non-fossil energy exceeding 30% of total energy consumption

🌞 Wind & solar capacity reaching 6x 2020 levels (up to 3.6 billion kW)

🌳 Forest stock volume surpassing 24 billion m³

🚗 EVs becoming the mainstream in new car sales

📈 The national carbon market covering major high-emission sectors

🏙️ A climate-resilient society essentially being established

💡 GSG Insight

This commitment highlights the reduction of all greenhouse gases, not just CO₂—broadening the scope and raising the bar. From energy structure optimization to industrial transformation and societal resilience, China is deeply integrating climate action with economic development. This reflects both a stronger role in global climate governance and new strategic opportunities for China's green growth and energy security.