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Climate Monthly: Risks to EU carbon policy; China reforms renewables

The EU’s climate policy announcements this week point to a shift in tone that suggests a lower willingness to impose costs on private firms. That poses a growing risk to the future of the bloc’s carbon pricing policy. Meanwhile, the reforms to China’s electricity market may slow the renewable rollout in the near term, but the larger concern on the emissions front is China’s continued development of coal generation capacity.  

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