TOKYO -- China is set to boost its dominance in renewable energy markets across developing Asian countries as coal-fired power projects are shelved and Beijing turns away from financing emissions-heavy investment abroad, a new report says.
Over the past decade, Chinese companies have made "significant strides" in the energy sector by installing 128 gigawatts of power abroad, more than the existing capacity of Australia and with an estimated investment value of $200 billion, according to the study by energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
