A recent report highlights China’s stride towards cementing its status as the global frontrunner in renewable power, hinting at its potential to exceed self-imposed energy benchmarks. According to the report by Global Energy Monitor, a non-governmental organization based in San…
Germany Surpasses China as the Second Leading Nation for Green Energy Investment
Germany has surpassed China, becoming the second most appealing nation for investment in renewable energy sources, according to recent studies. This surge is largely attributed to Germany’s ongoing efforts to fast-track power market reforms and gradually shift away from fossil…
Denmark and China Extend Collaboration on Green Transition and Climate Negotiations
Denmark and China have decided to extend their cooperation in the field of green transition and international climate negotiations. A delegation from Denmark, led by Minister for Development Cooperation and Global Climate Policy, Dan Jørgensen, is visiting Beijing on 20-21…
China introduces its most powerful wind turbines
According to the engineers who were responsible for the project, the 18-megawatt offshore turbine is able to provide enough electricity to provide up to 40,000 houses for a full year. The construction is capable of producing up to 44.8 kWh…
The largest 16MW offshore wind turbine in the world leaves the assembly line
On Wednesday, the Fujian province in East China witnessed the completion of manufacture of the world’s largest 16-megawatt offshore wind turbine. This achievement represents a significant step forward in the development of offshore wind power equipment across the globe. The…
China’s plan to overtake the European market for electric vehicles
China installs the biggest offshore wind turbine in the world
The unit power of the wind turbines is 13.6 megawatts, and the diameter of the blades on these machines is 252 meters. In conjunction with the festivities for the 20th CCP, which began yesterday in Beijing, China placed into action…
Sinopec has committed $470 million to a 300MW hydrogen electrolyzer in China
Germany is unable to sign the COP26 automobile promise due to a government conflict over e-fuels.
The German government refused to sign a COP26 climate summit declaration on zero-emission vehicles and vans because the transport and environment ministries couldn’t agree on whether or not e-fuels should be included in the country’s long-term transportation plans. Synthetic fuels…
The global storage sector is expected to explode
The US and China are expected to generate 358GW/1028GWh by 2030, according to BNEF. According to the latest prediction from research firm BloombergNEF, global energy storage installations will total 358GW by the end of 2030. (BNEF). By the end of…