Extreme climate events are intensifying heatwaves, causing cooling demand to exceed 40 percent of load in Shanghai, China.
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Updated Jul 1
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What happened
Extreme climate events are intensifying heatwaves, causing cooling demand to exceed 40 percent of load in Shanghai, China.
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Related events
- The International Energy Agency noted that El Nino episodes are causing increased global cooling demand.
- Joint reports from the Asian Development Bank and IFC assess cooling market growth potential in Malaysia due to Super El Nino.
- Potential weather pattern affecting energy demand due to El Niño, involving the UK energy regulator Ofgem.
- Extreme weather and climate impacts, driven by El Nino, are unfolding during the hurricane season in the Caribbean.
- El Nino development increases extreme weather risk.
Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- chinadaily.com.cnBuilding urban resilience under extreme climate change