Over the past decade or so, Chinese stimulus efforts have tended to feature housing and steel as the main course, with green infrastructure as a side. This time Beijing appears to be eyeing greens for the main, The Wall Street Journal reported.
On November 8, the People’s Bank of China announced a new “carbon emission reduction lending facility”, which would provide low-cost funds for banks to re-lend to clean power, energy efficiency and other similar projects.
Read the full report: The Wall Street Journal
READ MORE:
What Will it Be Like When China’s Bounceback Passes its Peak?
Japan Says Chips Boost Key To Post-Pandemic Stimulus Push
The post Chinese Stimulus Goes Green: WSJ appeared first on Asia Financial.
0 Commentaires