New op-ed out in LSE Business Review @LSEforBusiness
Only one of the world’s four most powerful monetary authorities is acting as though the climate transition is a central banking problem.View quoted post on X
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Mathias Larsen
@MLundLarsen
Senior Policy Fellow at LSE's Grantham Research Institute. Work on the political economy of financing green transition in China + other global South countries
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Great to see our data used by the @IEA in their new World Energy Outlook. The outlook uses our data to show the massive increase in Chinese outward investments in clean tech manufacturing.
Pleased to have my research featured in @nytimes reporting on China's role in a global green transition
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www.nytimes.com A Flood of Green Tech From China Is Upending Global Climate Politics At this year’s climate summit, the United States is out and Europe is struggling. But emerging countries are embracing renewable energy thanks to a glut of cheap equipment. New paper out with @James7jackson in the working paper series of @GRI_LSE: 'Revisiting central bank independence for the climate era: insights from the People’s Bank of China'
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www.lse.ac.uk Revisiting central bank independence for the climate era: insights from the People’s Bank of China... This paper explores the relationship between independence and climate action through an in-depth study of the PBoC, comparing it with Western central banks. New article out in @LSEforBusiness:
China leads in renewables capacity but also in greenhouse gas emissions.View quoted post on X
How do you reconcile these two aspects?
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