China Unveils World’s Largest Methanol-Powered Engine, Boosting Green Shipping 🌿🚢
China launches the world’s largest methanol-powered dual fuel engine in Shanghai, paving the way for greener shipping with reduced carbon emissions.
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China’s State Council Unveils Plans to Boost Trade & Green Energy Recycling 🚀🌱
China’s State Council introduces innovative strategies to enhance trade in services and develop a sustainable recycling system for new energy vehicle batteries, aiming for high-quality growth.
China’s Green Energy Revolution: Market-Driven Prices Spark New Growth 🌱⚡
China shifts to market-based electricity pricing for wind and solar power, sparking growth in the green energy sector and supporting its dual carbon goals.
China Unveils First Large-Scale Green Energy System in Antarctica
China’s Qinling Station in Antarctica launches its first large-scale green energy system, using solar and wind power to support sustainable scientific research in extreme environments. 🌍🔋
Confucian Wisdom Fuels China-Iceland Green Energy Partnership
Confucian wisdom fuels China and Iceland’s green energy partnership. Ragnar Baldursson highlights the harmony between rulers and the ruled, focusing on people-centered governance.
Davos 2025: China’s Green Revolution Leads Global Climate Action
At Davos 2025, China leads the charge on global climate action with ambitious goals and innovative strategies in renewable energy and sustainability. 🌱🌍
Brazil’s Electric Express: Uniting Green Energy with Chinese Tech ⚡️
Discover how Brazil and China’s groundbreaking ±800kV ultra high-voltage project is revolutionizing sustainable energy, as CGTN’s Wang Guan takes us on an electrifying journey through the heart of Brazil.
China’s Carbon Market Turns 3, Fuels Green Profits 🌿💰
China’s national carbon market celebrates its third anniversary, boosting green transitions and profits as carbon prices soar and companies embrace eco-friendly practices.
China & Australia: A New Green Trendsetter Duo? Premier Li Qiang Thinks So 🌿⚡
Chinese Premier Li Qiang suggests China and Australia team up to build competitive new energy chains, boosting green development and global sustainability.
China’s So-Called ‘Overcapacity’ Could Power the World’s Green Future 🌍⚡
Is China’s ‘overcapacity’ really a problem? Discover how it could actually drive the global green transition! 🌍⚡
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