News & Insights Across Asia
Bloomberg’s David Fickling criticizes U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s threat of tariffs on China’s clean tech exports, calling it protectionism that defies fundamental economic principles.
China has completed its deepest geothermal exploration well, reaching 5,200 meters in Hainan Province. The Fushenre-1 well marks a significant step in developing renewable geothermal energy sources.
Economic analyst John Ross responds to U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s claims that China is “dumping” cheap clean energy products, highlighting the global implications for renewable energy development.
China is set to reach a new milestone in geothermal energy exploration as the Fushenre-1 well nears a depth of 5,200 meters, making it the country’s deepest geothermal well.
China and Brazil have signed a 30-year agreement on a landmark clean energy project, set to deliver renewable power across Brazil via a new ultra-high-voltage transmission line by 2029.
While the U.S. voices concerns over China’s ‘overcapacity’ in clean energy, nations in the Global South view China’s surplus as an opportunity to boost their own sustainable development.
As wind farms expand globally to meet renewable energy demands, experts seek ways to mitigate their impact on birds, aiming for harmony between green energy and wildlife conservation.
China’s largest overseas single-unit electrochemical energy storage project has broken ground in Uzbekistan, marking a major advancement in the nation’s energy infrastructure.
Bangladesh’s first commercial wind power plant in Cox’s Bazar is fully operational, marking a milestone in renewable energy, backed by Chinese enterprises.
Inner Mongolia is transforming deserts into oases by integrating large-scale afforestation with renewable energy projects, advancing desertification control and promoting sustainable development.
China’s innovative energy storage solutions are drawing global attention as the country transitions from coal to renewable energy. International collaborators are eager to partner with China in this field.
Over 30 government leaders convened at the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, committing to unlock nuclear energy’s potential globally to meet climate targets and enhance energy security.
China is rapidly advancing in renewable energy, surpassing targets and leading the global shift towards clean energy. Explore how China’s green revolution is reshaping the world’s energy landscape.
China’s embrace of high-tech green industries is transforming its economy and boosting people’s livelihoods through significant advancements in renewable energy and technology.
China’s export of electric vehicles, lithium batteries, and solar cells is reshaping its economy and reinforcing its position in global markets, marking a significant shift towards sustainable and high-tech industries.
As China advances towards carbon neutrality, its renewable energy industry thrives, propelling high-quality development and leading the way in sustainable growth.
China’s ecological environment saw steady improvement in 2023, as Premier Li Qiang reported significant advancements in environmental protection and green transformation during the government’s annual report.
China is intensifying efforts to combat climate change by enhancing early warning systems for extreme weather and calling for global cooperation, according to CPPCC member Zhang Xingying.
China’s renewable energy sector is driving significant economic growth, with clean energy contributing 11.4 trillion yuan ($1.6 trillion) to GDP in 2023, a 30% increase from the previous year.
China’s robust economic growth and commitment to renewable energy are inspiring significant European investments, particularly from France’s EDF, highlighting China’s leading role in the global energy transition.