What can we learn from the 2008 financial crisis for global power decarbonization after COVID-19?
Pengfei Zhang(Shandong University), Jiashuo Li(Central South University), Wendong Wei(Yunnan Institute of Environmental Sciences), Peng Xu(Tongji University), Liming Ge(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Jian Zuo(The University of Adelaide), Laixiang Sun(University of London), Kuishuang Feng(University of Hong Kong), Yuli Shan(10:10 Climate Action), Shuping Li(Shandong University), Xu Zhao(Harbin Institute of Technology), Xi Liu(Georgia Institute of Technology)
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