China adding and planning more coal power plants in one year than USA closed in two years link

China fires up coal power plant construction in 2020 link

17 new coal mines 2020 link

Coal imports to rise more than 10% 2020 link

China's green future implodes link

China to add 200 coal power plants link

Full speed ahead supporting coal and cutting subsidies to wind and solar link

Power industry calls for 100s of new coal power plants by 2030 link

Coal use exploding link  Chart chinese emissions CO2 growing link Coal boom revealed link Link

China coal output chart growing link

China boosts coal mining capacity link

Energy by source link

coal plant tracker link

China building 300 coal power plants around the world link

No more wind and solar unless can beat coal price link

Major China brake on new solar link

Building coal power again link

More coal plants link

CoalSwarm published a report on September 26 warning that 259 gigawatts of coal power capacity – equivalent to the entire coal power fleet of the United States – is being built in China 

China's CO2 emissions rise 3% link

CO2 rising at alarming rate link

China could add 400 million tons more coal production over the next 24 months link

China coal power plant building boom link

China pumping out banned ozone depleting chemicals link

Increasing coal power plant construction 3-5 times more than renewables link

China largest consumer of coal and oil in the world, more CO2 emissions than USA and Europe combined. China is set to be the world's largest importer of LNG and is building natual gas pipelines to Russia, Pakistan, Myanmar, and Turjmenistan

Rare earths, the dark dirty side of renewable energy link

CO2 by nation link

Global pollution map world health organizazation link

China's solar time bomb link

China produces 27% and by 2030 will double their emissions

India is 3rd largest and will triple its emissions by 2030.

 

"The Chinese have spent a lot of money on renewables without results on anything like the scale required. So despite their continuing outward support for the green agenda, China is actually going all out for fossil fuels. The Communist Party's grip on power depends on it."

as a percent of China’s total electric power production, wind accounts for 2.7 percent and solar accounts for just 0.5 percent. Due to the unreliability of wind power, wind energy generation is often curtailed.
Low utilization rates are also blamed on poor wind-farm siting, failing to build power grid connections, and installing inefficient wind turbines. link