Global Voices Probe the Chinese Mainland’s Energy Future
CGTN’s “I ASK” campaign gathers global opinions on the Chinese mainland’s energy sector ahead of the Two Sessions, highlighting public curiosity on energy strategies.
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Shanxi Province Sets Record in 2024 Coal-Bed Methane Production
Shanxi Province in North China achieves a record 13.4 billion cubic meters of coal-bed methane in 2024, showcasing its leadership in clean energy production and safety enhancement.
Tarim Oilfield Exceeds 20 Million Tonnes of Production in 2024
China’s Tarim Oilfield, the nation’s largest ultra-deep production base, exceeded 20 million tonnes of oil and gas in 2024, highlighting significant advancements in energy extraction.
The Chinese Mainland Enacts Landmark Energy Law for Sustainable Future
The Chinese mainland’s first energy law, effective January 1, sets a legal framework for energy planning, aiming to ensure energy security and accelerate green transition towards carbon neutrality.
Ma Ying-jeou Visits Chinese Mainland’s Nuclear Fusion Research Base
Former Kuomintang chairman Ma Ying-jeou visits key nuclear fusion and power generation research centers on the Chinese mainland, aiming to enhance cross-strait collaboration in energy technology.
Chinese Energy Leaders Advocate for Enhanced Biodiversity Conservation
Around 80 experts from Chinese energy firms gathered in Shennongjia, Hubei Province, to call for increased biodiversity conservation amid the energy transition.
China Boosts Power Generation by 14.5%, Renewable Energy Soars
China’s power generation capacity surged by 14.5% in October, with renewable energy leading the charge, setting new records in solar and wind installations.
China Takes the Lead in Offshore Wind Power with Record-Breaking Grid Integration
China leads the world in offshore wind power, connecting 39.1 million kW to its grid by Q3 2024, making up 50% of global capacity.
China Breakthrough: Deepest Geothermal Well Unlocks New Renewable Energy Era
China’s Fushenre-1, the nation’s deepest geothermal well at 5,200 meters, marks a significant stride in renewable energy, promising stable, low-carbon power.
China Shifts to Cleaner Energy with Declining Coal Dependence
China reduces coal’s share in its energy mix, embracing renewable sources to achieve its carbon neutrality goals by 2060.