News & Insights Across Asia
U.S. economists warn that new tariffs on Chinese imports could have severe economic consequences, impacting supply chains, consumer access to affordable goods, and efforts toward renewable energy transition.
Over the past 75 years, China has become the world’s largest energy producer, transitioning towards a green and low-carbon economy, and significantly improving energy efficiency.
Chinese renewable energy technology is powering a green revolution in Southeast Asia, with projects like Malaysia’s Bertam Smart City and Vietnam’s Hoa Binh Wind Farm driving sustainable development.
The global solar industry is expected to grow by 29% in 2024, adding 593 GW of capacity, according to a new Ember report, highlighting solar power’s rapid expansion as the cheapest global electricity source.
Shanxi Province in China is transforming from a coal-mining hub to a leader in renewable energy, sparking global inspiration with its shift to solar power and green technologies.
Thailand confronts an escalating pollution crisis by embracing renewable energy solutions like the Hydro-Floating Solar Hybrid project. International collaboration drives innovation, but reliance on fossil fuels persists, highlighting the need for continued progress.
Inner Mongolia Energy Group begins constructing China’s largest energy storage power station in the Ulan Buh Desert, aiming to enhance renewable energy integration and combat desertification.
The 2024 Taiyuan Energy Low Carbon Development Forum opened in Taiyuan, north China’s Shanxi Province, bringing together global leaders to discuss energy transformation and low-carbon development.
Global financial leaders gathered at the Bund Summit in Shanghai, calling for accelerated energy transition efforts and increased investment in renewable energy to tackle climate change.
Latin America’s commitment to renewable energy shines at Mexico City’s Intersolar Expo, where solar technology takes the spotlight. With 60% of the region’s power from renewables, solar plays a leading role.
UN official Robert Tama Lisinge highlights the crucial role of China-Africa collaboration in promoting electric vehicles and advancing Africa’s green energy transition.
China has launched a key open laboratory to integrate meteorological research with renewable energy development, marking a significant step in advancing the nation’s modern electric power system.
China is partnering with African nations to boost industrialization, promote sustainable growth, and build capacity rather than offloading overcapacity, challenging Western criticisms.
China, the world’s largest investor in energy transition, has significantly advanced its clean energy sector, contributing to global sustainability efforts, according to a new white paper.
The growing partnership between China and Africa in renewable energy is propelling sustainable development, showcasing how collaboration can address global challenges and energize a shared green future.
China has constructed a 400-kilometer-long solar panel ‘Great Wall’ in its northwest desert region, highlighting the nation’s commitment to green energy and showcasing its manufacturing prowess.
Xinjiang’s Hami Prefecture is leading China’s green energy transition with the largest wind-storage integration project in the region.
China leads the global solar industry, conducting one-third of global investment in solar energy R&D, says Abdullah Al Hashimi, COO of Dubai Ports World’s parks and free zones.
China’s installed power generation capacity grew by 14% in the first seven months, reaching 3.1 billion kilowatts, driven by significant increases in solar and wind power, according to official data.
China has unveiled an action plan to renew equipment in its energy sector, aiming to boost investment by over 25% by 2027 and advance towards its carbon reduction goals.