China's battery energy output exceeds 50% of its peak historical coal energy output in any month until December 2025
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I think 50% is a good number because source energy is much higher than useful energy. Assuming batteries are used very efficiently with heat pumps, electric motors etc. Meaning the scales have tipped and batteries are doing more work than coal ever did in China.
This market will resolve based on comparing China's total energy output from battery storage systems to its historical peak coal energy output Resolution will use data from China's National Energy Administration (NEA) and the US National Bureau of Statistics and the IEA.
Current clean energy trends: https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-chinas-clean-energy-pushes-coal-to-record-low-53-share-of-power-in-may-2024/
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