Chinese Energy Giants Unite for Biodiversity Conservation
Chinese energy companies gathered in Hubei Province to advocate for biodiversity conservation during the energy transition, sharing innovative solutions.
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China’s Wind and Solar Power Utilization Tops 95%, Driving Green Energy Surge
China’s wind and solar power utilization rates have surpassed 95% this year, showcasing the nation’s rapid growth in renewable energy and its commitment to green and low-carbon transformation.
Three Gorges Dam: 30 Years of Powering Progress
The Three Gorges Project, the world’s largest hydropower initiative, celebrates 30 years of generating clean energy, reducing emissions, improving navigation, and enhancing environmental sustainability.
Wind Power Breakthrough: Southern Xinjiang’s High-Altitude Wind Farm Goes Live
Southern Xinjiang’s first high-altitude wind farm connects to the grid, marking a renewable energy milestone. The project powers 300,000 homes, saving coal and reducing carbon emissions.
China’s Mega ‘Power Bank’: Exploring the World’s Largest Pumped-Storage Station
Discover the Fengning Pumped Storage Power Station in China’s Hebei Province—the world’s largest pumped-storage hydroelectric power station. Learn how this ‘power bank’ is revolutionizing renewable energy.
China’s Green Silk Road: Paving the Way for a Sustainable Future
Discover how China’s Green Silk Road is transforming global sustainability by promoting renewable energy and fostering green development across the Global South.
PowerChina’s Caribbean Expansion: New Energy Projects Ahead
PowerChina is set to expand its footprint in Jamaica and the Caribbean, focusing on new energy projects to promote a carbon-neutral agenda and boost energy security in the region.
Extreme Weather Threatens Canada’s Hydropower Future
Canada’s hydropower future is threatened by extreme weather linked to climate change, causing declines in production and stressing infrastructure as the country grapples with unprecedented challenges.
China Emerges as a Global Leader in Climate Change Funding
China is now a significant provider of global climate change funding, leading in renewable energy investments, especially in developing countries. Its efforts were highlighted at COP29 in Baku.
China Achieves Record Growth in Renewable Energy Capacity, Up 14.5%
China’s total installed power generation capacity reached 3.19 billion kilowatts, up 14.5% year on year, driven by significant growth in solar and wind power installations.