Ukraine Executes Massive Drone Strike on Moscow Targeting Energy and Defense Hubs
Ukraine has launched one of the largest drone attacks on Moscow, targeting oil refineries and defense facilities in a retaliatory strike.
Energy Infrastructure
China Ensures Power Stability: Largest 500kV Substation Inspected Over May Day Holiday
Electric workers in Suzhou inspected the Changshu 500kV substation during the May Day holiday to ensure power reliability for the Yangtze River Delta this summer.
Engineering Marvel: 821-Tonne LNG Dome Successfully Lifted in Hainan
Engineers in Hainan Province have successfully used pneumatic lifting to place an 821-tonne LNG tank dome, doubling the facility’s peak-shaving capacity.
Engineers ‘Skywalk’ to Keep Asia’s Largest Power Grid Alive
China’s largest 750kV power loop undergoes first live-line repair using drones and specialized gear, ensuring uninterrupted supply and setting a new standard for grid maintenance in Asia.
China’s First Mega Salt-Cavern Hydrogen Storage Facility Opens
China’s first large-scale salt-cavern hydrogen storage facility is now operational, marking a key advancement for the hydrogen economy and green energy storage.
Airstrike Targets Tehran University, Triggers Gas Outage; US and Israel Blamed
Iranian media reports US and Israel conducted airstrikes on Tehran’s Sharif University, damaging infrastructure and causing gas outages. Tensions escalate in the region.
China’s AI Surge Fueled by Computing Power and Energy Infrastructure
China’s AI industry achieves record growth in 2026 through advanced computing infrastructure and stable energy systems, positioning itself as a global technology leader.
China’s West-to-East Power Project Surpasses 1 Trillion kWh Milestone in Jiangsu
China’s cross-country power transmission project achieves 1.08 trillion kWh delivery to Jiangsu, accelerating clean energy transition in the Yangtze River Delta region.
Iran Accuses Israel of ‘Ecocide’ After Tehran Fuel Facility Strikes
Iran accuses Israel of causing environmental destruction through March 7 strikes on Tehran fuel facilities, warning of long-term health and ecological consequences.
UAE’s Fujairah Petroleum Site Hit by Drone Attack, Sparks Fire
A drone attack caused a fire at a UAE petroleum facility in Fujairah, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating linked incidents.
US Urges Israel to Avoid Further Strikes on Iran Oil Sites Amid Regional Tensions
The US has privately urged Israel to avoid further strikes on Iran’s oil infrastructure, citing humanitarian concerns, post-war plans, and risks of escalating Gulf tensions.
Ceasefire Enables Critical Repairs at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant
A localized ceasefire at Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant enables critical repairs after February’s infrastructure damage, with IAEA involvement ensuring safety.
China-Laos Power Grid Achieves Full Connectivity in 2026 Milestone
China and Laos complete physical connection of landmark 500-kV power grid, advancing regional energy integration and clean electricity sharing across Southeast Asia.
Nuuk Restores Power After Winter Storm Disrupts Grid
Greenland’s capital Nuuk restores electricity and heating after a severe storm damages transmission lines, highlighting ongoing infrastructure challenges in harsh climates.
Russia Strikes Ukraine Energy Grid as Peace Talks Resume in Abu Dhabi
As US-brokered Ukraine-Russia peace talks resume in Abu Dhabi, Russian strikes target energy infrastructure, leaving 1.2 million without power.
China Powers Ahead with World’s Largest EV Charging Network in 2026
China’s EV charging network surpasses 20 million units, covering 98% of expressways and supporting 40 million vehicles as of 2026.
Russia Launches Missile Strike on Kyiv Ahead of U.S.-Ukraine Peace Talks in Florida
Russia intensifies strikes on Kyiv’s energy infrastructure ahead of critical U.S.-Ukraine peace talks in Florida, leaving thousands without power.
Beihai Power Plant Hits Full Capacity, Boosts Guangxi’s Energy Grid
Guangxi’s Beihai Power Plant reaches full operational capacity, now supplying 15% of regional electricity demand with advanced clean coal technology.
Ukraine Conflict Fatigue Deepens as Fourth Year Looms
As the Ukraine conflict nears its fourth year, civilians endure relentless attacks, energy crises, and stalled peace talks. KhabarAsia reports from the ground.
Winter Storm Ravages Western U.S., Leaves 750,000 Without Power
A powerful winter storm with 231 km/h winds caused widespread power outages affecting 750,000 customers across the western and central U.S., disrupting travel and energy markets.
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