Record Solar Growth Keeps China's CO2 Falling in First Half of 2025 - Slashdot

The CO2 output of the nation's power sector -- its dominant source of emissions -- fell by 3% in the first half of the year, as growth in solar power alone matched the rise in electricity demand. The new analysis for Carbon Brief shows that record solar capacity additions are putting China's CO2 emissions on track to fall across 2025 as a whole. Other key findings include: The growth in clean power generation, some 270 terawatt hours (TWh) excluding hydro, significantly outpaced demand growth of 170TWh in the first half of the year. Solar capacity additions set new records due to a rush before a June policy change, with 212 gigawatts (GW) added in the first half of the year.

I had read in a book recently that all developed economies go through a period where they have high pollution and then they come out to a place where things are better.

This gave me hope for India. We are in a growing phase of our economy. We will come out the other side, with a better economy and a better environment.