China's third-quarter GDP growth was 4.9 percent, but the first three quarters together registered a 9.8-percent increase year on year. Chinese authorities attribute the slowdown mainly to COVID-19, floods in north China, and the complex international environment. Against a widespread energy crunch in the European Union, the UK and elsewhere, how much strain has energy put on the Chinese economy? What accounts for this power shortage? Will the short-term measures affect the global plans to switch to clean energy?
Guests: Philip Andrews-Speed, Senior Principal Fellow, Energy Studies Institute, National University of Singapore; Prof. Qi Ye, Director, Institute for Public Policy, Hong Kong University of Science & Technology
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