CCNT Annual Report 2024
An Overview of Climate Action Progress in China
Chinese
May 2025
Report
CCNT Climate Governance
Summary:
This annual report provides a comprehensive review of China's climate and dual-carbon policy progress from January 2024 to February 2025, based on policy tracking from the China Carbon Neutrality Tracker (CCNT) database. It covers developments across emissions management, energy (renewables, coal, hydrogen, energy storage), power (grid modernization, market reform), industry (equipment renewal, energy-intensive sector action plans), transport (vehicle-grid integration, charging infrastructure), buildings, agriculture, non-CO₂ gases, pollution reduction, waste, climate adaptation, carbon markets, and green finance. It highlights major policy milestones including the Energy Law enactment, the carbon dual-control framework, the coal mine methane emission standard revision, and the expansion of the "two new" (equipment renewal and consumer goods replacement) policy.
Suggested citation:
Li Siyin, Zhu Tongxin, Han Di. (2025). China Climate Action Progress Overview (CCNT Annual Report 2024). Beijing: Institute for Global Decarbonization Progress (iGDP). May 2025.
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