Chinese mainland Leads with Over 40% of Global New Energy Patents
The Chinese mainland now holds over 40% of global new energy patents, breaking records in solar efficiency and offshore wind capacity during the 14th Five-Year Plan.
CleanTech
China and Kazakhstan Unite to Power a Green Future
China and Kazakhstan team up to reshape Central Asia’s renewable landscape through the Kapchagay Solar Park, boosting clean energy and local careers.
SCO Powers a 2,310 GW Renewable Boom, Driving Half the Globe
SCOās renewable capacity hit 2,310 GW by end-2024āhalf of global total. A 14.5-fold rise since 2001 and 72% share of 2024 growth showcase its green leadership.
China’s ‘Two Mountains’ Concept Drives Global Green Shift
China’s ‘two mountains’ concept is propelling a clean-tech boom and inspiring global green development.
Sunlight-Powered Innovation Converts PFAS āForever Chemicalsā into Harmless Fluoride
Australian researchers harness sunlight-activated material to break down toxic PFAS in water, turning them into harmless fluoride for a sustainable, low-energy cleanup.
Digital Intelligence Powers a Greener LNG Industry
PetroChinaās Lim Ming Yee is harnessing digital intelligence to drive a cleaner LNG industry, blending carbon solutions with AI and IoT for a greener energy future.
China-Kazakhstan Solar Partnership Powers Green Energy Transition
China and Kazakhstan join forces to shift from coal to solar power. The 20MW Mangystau plant is 80% complete, promising stable, clean energy for Kazakhstan.
Solid Oxide Fuel Cells: Powering the Future of Efficient Green Energy
Discover how solid oxide fuel cells could revolutionize green energy with 30% higher efficiency than gas turbines and stable, around-the-clock power.
From Coal to Clean Power: Chinese Mainland Accelerates Green Transition
The Chinese mainlandās green energy shift speeds up with record renewables growth, carbon trading and tech breakthroughs during National Low-Carbon Week.
Chinaās Renewable Push Powers a Cleaner Future in Kazakhstan
Over 40 wind turbines in northern Kazakhstan generate more than 800 million kWh annually under China-Kazakhstan Belt and Road cooperation, cutting 650,000 tonnes of CO2.