Cost-effectiveness uncertainty may bias the decision of coal power transitions in China

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China's coal power transitions face bias due to cost-effectiveness uncertainty. Detailed unit-level data reveals health benefits from phasing out coal plants, but strategies vary. ... https://t.co/VGXN5pLXQA

29 May 2024

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Our new paper on @NatureComms evaluated cost-effectiveness uncertainty brought by policy implementation disturbances of different coal power phaseout and new-built strategies, highlighted the importance of minimizing the policy implementation disturbance.h

27 Mar 2024

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RT @ChemistryNews: Cost-effectiveness uncertainty may bias the decision of coal power transitions in China https://t.co/vsHUVSdhi6 https://…

17 Mar 2024

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NEW RESEARCH @NatureComms: "Cost-effectiveness uncertainty may bias the decision of coal power transitions in China" by Xizhe Yan @Tsinghua_Uni and colleagues. https://t.co/SHENKa9uyW

14 Mar 2024

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