State Council unveils carbon peak pathway

China's State Council has published a five-year action plan (2026-30) to reach peak carbon emissions before 2030, targeting a 17% reduction in CO2 per unit of GDP and raising non-fossil fuel energy to 25% of total consumption. The plan includes dedicated provisions for green computing infrastructure, requiring new data centres to operate primarily on renewable energy and tightening efficiency standards across the sector.

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