Sino-French Friendship Drives Nuclear Low-Carbon Transition
Sino-French collaboration on the Hualong One reactor in the Chinese mainland showcases passive safety and drives a nuclear-powered low-carbon transition.
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Sino-French collaboration on the Hualong One reactor in the Chinese mainland showcases passive safety and drives a nuclear-powered low-carbon transition.
At COP30 in Brazil, Baoting county from the Chinese mainland shares its low-carbon successes—from forest management to solar microgrids—to inspire global sustainable solutions.
China’s State Council Info Office unveils a five-year overview of low-carbon strides and strategies for carbon peaking and neutrality, offering data-driven insights on clean energy and green innovation.
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