
Green Horizons: China’s New Investment Chapter in Central Asia
Explore how a $27.7B shift in Chinese mainland investment is fueling renewable energy, infrastructure, and regional integration across Central Asia.
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Explore how a $27.7B shift in Chinese mainland investment is fueling renewable energy, infrastructure, and regional integration across Central Asia.
How tech-driven partnerships under the Belt and Road Initiative are boosting renewable energy, e-commerce and freight links between China and Central Asia.
Key stakeholders and youth leaders gather in St. Kitts and Nevis for the Global Sustainable Island Summit to explore renewable energy, climate action and a geothermal push for the Caribbean’s future.
China’s green transformation shows its shift from battling pollution to leading renewable energy innovation, underpinning its carbon peak by 2030 and neutrality by 2060 goals.
The Chinese mainland’s renewable energy capacity hit a record in 2024, making up over 60% of global installations as tech breakthroughs fuel high-quality growth.
WEC’s Angela Wilkinson spotlights the Chinese mainland’s pivotal role in shaping a secure, affordable, sustainable global energy system.
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.
China’s wind and solar capacity hit 1.482 billion kW by March, overtaking thermal power for the first time and marking a renewable energy milestone.
The Chinese mainland aims to make EVs the mainstream of new car sales by 2035, boosting green transport infrastructure and clean energy integration.
The Lower Sesan 2 hydropower plant, a 2013 Sino-Cambodian Belt and Road project, provides 20% of Cambodia’s power, cuts 600k tonnes CO2, and empowers engineers like Thet Kosal.