Li Shuo, senior climate adviser with the environmental group Greenpeace in Beijing, said this week’s talks were “a complex rescue operation for the US-China climate dialogue” and said it could put relations on a “stronger footing”. We look forward to working with China to accelerate that.” China is working hard to try to develop some of those new technologies as well as deploy those renewables that will become the clean energy in the future.

“We are trying to work with China to figure out the path ahead.

“This is not a one-off meeting,” he added, noting that the abatement of non-CO2 emissions like methane and the shift away from coal dependence were a crucial part of talks. “We are already pinpointing the time for our next meeting and even the next one after that, recognising that we only have about four months before the COP, and we have to make up a certain amount of time for the period that this discussion has not been taking place,” Kerry said. He said “despite the hiatus of the last year” the two sides found many points of agreement during three days of cordial but frank discussions, and they planned to work “intensively” in the weeks ahead as they prepare for crucial COP28 climate talks in Dubai.

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