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Mongolia Aims to Boost Chinese Coal Sales to 100 Million Tons

2 months ago | bloomberg.com | Dan Murtaugh |Kathy Chen

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China Moves to Cool Rising Prices of Carbon Permits (Correct)

Oct 21, 2024 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Heesu Lee |Kathy Chen

China announced new rules for its carbon market that will increase the number of free allowances that power plants can obtain, potentially cooling a rally that has sent permit prices to record levels. About 8 million tons’ worth of additional emission permits will be created, according to the London Stock Exchange Group’s review of a long-awaited carbon trading plan that was published by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment on Monday.
Note on U.S. Regulatory Regime for the Alcoholic Beverages Industry and Imports

Sep 14, 2024 | gsb.stanford.edu | Greg Martin |Kathy Chen

2024 | Case No. P106 | Length 8 pgs. This note offers a look at the United States’s regulatory framework for its alcoholic beverages sector, from production and importation to distribution and retail sales. Also see: P105: Sông Cái Distillery: Producing Gin and Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty in Vietnam This material is available for download by current Stanford GSB students, faculty, and staff, as well as Stanford GSB alumni. For inquires, contact the Case Writing Office. Download
Sông Cái Distillery: Producing Gin and Navigating Regulatory Uncertainty in Vietnam

Aug 8, 2024 | gsb.stanford.edu | Greg Martin |Kathy Chen

Vietnamese American Daniel Nguyen founded Sông Cái Distillery in Vietnam in 2019 as a way to give back to his ancestral homeland. By producing the country’s first home-grown gin using botanicals from local farmers, Nguyen hoped to add value to their goods and increase their profits. Vietnam offered an attractive investment environment, a skilled workforce, a stable political system—and a rapidly expanding middle class that favored high-end alcohol.
China Vows to Take Measure to Defend Rights as US Adds Tariffs

May 14, 2024 | bloomberg.com | John Liu |Kathy Chen |Tom Hancock

China pushed back against a US move to add tariffs on a wide range of Chinese imports, and vowed to take action against the decision. “China will take resolute measures to safeguard its own rights and interests,” the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement. “The US should immediately correct its wrong actions and cancel the additional tariff measures against China,” it said.
2024 China Two Sessions: Fastest Nuclear Power Expansion Can Accelerate

Mar 4, 2024 | bloomberg.com | John Liu |Kathy Chen

China can aim to approve as many as 10 new nuclear reactors a year to accelerate its rapid expansion of capacity, according to the chairman of one of the nation’s largest developers. Three or four new reactors will be added to the national fleet this year to take China’s capacity to about 60.8 gigawatts, according to Lu Tiezhong, chairman of China National Nuclear Corp.
Asia Buyers of LNG From Frozen US Plants Study Other Options (1)

Jan 30, 2024 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Stephen Stapczynski |Kathy Chen

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China Relaunches Voluntary Carbon Credit Market Halted in 2017

Jan 22, 2024 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Dan Murtaugh |Kathy Chen

China has relaunched its long-stalled voluntary carbon offset market, offering funding to projects with the potential to curb emissions but which struggle to generate profits. National trading of the China Certified Emissions Reduction credits began Monday in Beijing, state-owned CCTV reported. Issuance of the credits was halted in 2017 to prevent surplus supply. Efforts to restart the market have been ongoing for more than a year, with the China Beijing Green Exchange chosen to host trading.
China Gears Up Its Massive EV Fleet to Back Up the Power Grid

Jan 8, 2024 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Dan Murtaugh |Kathy Chen |Luz Ding

In the industrial hub of Wuxi near Shanghai, car owners recently took part in China’s largest experiment to rewire the grid and take advantage of its world-leading fleet of electric vehicles. Instead of charging up after plugging in, 50 EVs did it the other way around. For 30 minutes, the cars combined to feed around 2 megawatts of electricity into the grid, enough to fully power 133 houses for a day, according to a report from state-owned CCTV.
China Restores Coal Tariffs in Threat to Russian Exporters

Jan 1, 2024 | news.bloomberglaw.com | Kathy Chen

China has restored import levies on coal from the beginning of the year, a move that could threaten Russian exporters dependent on the world’s largest market for the fuel. The tariffs were removed in May 2022 to guard against supply risks after Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine roiled global energy markets. That helped pave the way for record imports last year, which included an increased portion of Russian coal shunned by other buyers.