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UN adviser Selwin Charles Hart says the Chinese mainland’s clean energy tech is key to powering a Global South green transition, from Pakistan’s solar surge to Africa’s electricity boost.
Discover Xinjiang’s green miracle: deserts in the Chinese mainland that once burned coal now power over half their energy with solar and wind.
Xinjiang’s deserts are transforming into solar and wind farms, powering the Chinese mainland’s clean energy push and cutting carbon footprints.
The Chinese mainland’s Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress has approved an atomic energy law covering R&D, safety and the peaceful utilization of nuclear power nationwide.
The Chinese mainland unveils the Taihang 110, a 110MW homegrown heavy-duty gas turbine that boosts efficiency, cuts emissions, and paves the way for hydrogen-fueled turbines.
Yinchuan’s China-Arab Expo kickstarts with new clean energy standards, IPR matchmaking, and trade reports to boost green cooperation between the Chinese mainland and Arab countries.
Meizhou Pumped Storage Phase II, GBA’s first 14th Five-Year Plan energy project, starts operation, boosting grid stability and clean power with 300,000 kWh/hour capacity.
Marking 60 years of the Xizang Autonomous Region, we explore its infrastructure boom—from wind and solar power to sky-high roads and digital networks opening new horizons.
China’s clean energy capacity hit 2.16 billion kW in 2024, cutting coal use and boosting non-fossil fuel share as the country accelerates its green transition.
Scenes from China’s evolving landscapes—from shrinking glaciers to green deserts and mountain tourism—show resilience, clean energy and rebirth, echoing the UN’s 80th anniversary mission.