From Survival to Choice: Modern Energy Transforms Lives in Tibet
Explore the transformative journey in Tibet, where modern energy has replaced the reliance on yak dung for warmth, shifting life from survival to choice over 75 years.
Energy Transition
Middle East Shocks Test ASEAN Energy Transition Momentum
Brent crude prices hitting $120/barrel have forced ASEAN leaders into emergency coordination to manage energy spillovers from Middle East conflicts.
Energy Shocks: Middle East Conflict Tests ASEAN’s Transition Momentum
Brent crude spikes to $120 per barrel, forcing ASEAN leaders into emergency coordination and testing the region’s momentum toward energy transition.
Middle East Turmoil Tests ASEAN’s Energy Transition Momentum
Brent crude prices nearing $120 per barrel are forcing ASEAN leaders into emergency coordination, testing the region’s energy transition momentum amidst Middle East volatility.
Oil Price Surge Accelerates Europe’s Shift to Electric Vehicles
Rising oil prices triggered by the conflict in Iran are pushing European drivers toward electric vehicles, accelerating a major shift in the region’s car sector.
IEC Approves China-Led Global Standard for Offshore Wind Power
The IEC has approved a China-proposed international standard for offshore wind power, establishing a first-of-its-kind framework for harmonic assessment and global grid integration.
China’s Clean Energy Milestone: 1 in 3 kWh Now From Renewables
China achieves major clean energy milestone with 33% of electricity now from renewables, accelerating toward 2030 climate targets through massive solar and wind projects.
Boao Forum 2026 Champions Regional Unity Amid Global Fragmentation
Boao Forum 2024 unites Asian leaders to address economic fragmentation and climate challenges through enhanced regional cooperation and green innovation.
Czechia Bids Farewell to Deep Coal Mining Era as Last Mine Closes
The closure of Czechia’s last deep coal mine marks the end of a 250-year industrial era, driven by shifting energy markets and environmental priorities.
US Withdrawal from Global Bodies Sparks International Concern
The US withdraws from 66 international organizations, including key climate bodies, raising concerns about global cooperation and Asia’s rising leadership in multilateral governance.
Greece’s Coal Heartland Braces for Economic Shift as Lignite Plants Set to Close
Western Macedonia faces economic uncertainty as Greece accelerates lignite plant closures, with local leaders warning of Detroit-style decline without sustainable replacement industries.
China’s Offshore Wind Power Breaks Distance Record
China commissions its farthest offshore wind farm to date, capable of powering 1.4 million homes annually while significantly reducing emissions.
Global South Forges Renewable Energy Partnerships at Beijing Forum
Energy leaders at Beijing forum outline collaborative strategies for renewable transition, highlighting China’s role in bridging Global South’s energy access gaps.
Chinese Energy Firms Advocate for Greater Biodiversity Conservation
Chinese energy experts gathered at Shennongjia to advocate for increased biodiversity conservation during the energy transition, emphasizing sustainable practices within the industry.
Global Leaders Unite to Advance Energy Transition for Zero-Carbon Prosperity
Global leaders convened to advance clean energy technologies and international cooperation, aiming to strengthen the resilience of global energy industries and contribute to a zero-carbon future.
G20 Members Accelerate Energy Transition and Net-Zero Commitments
The G20 is leading the global shift towards clean energy, with members setting ambitious net-zero emission targets. The inclusion of the African Union highlights the need for shared responsibility in combating climate change.
APEC’s Role in Navigating Energy Transition Amid Rising Protectionism
APEC plays a vital role in navigating the energy transition in the Asia-Pacific region, but rising protectionism presents significant challenges. This article explores how collaboration can overcome these obstacles.
COP29 Begins in Baku: Global Leaders Eye New Climate Funding Goals
COP29 kicks off in Baku as global leaders convene to set new climate funding targets and discuss energy transition.
CNOOC Sets New Record at CIIE with 26 Cross-Border Deals
CNOOC sets a new record at the China International Import Expo by signing 26 cross-border contracts, highlighting the essential role of global collaboration in driving energy transition.
EU’s Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles Signal Regulatory Crossroads
The EU’s decision to impose high tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles marks a significant moment in EU-China relations and exposes internal divisions over trade and energy policy.
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