China Goes Low-Carbon: Tech Innovations Fuel Solar Revolution
Discover how China is driving a low-carbon revolution with cutting-edge solar tech at the Tengger Desert Solar Park, surpassing 2 billion kW in capacity.
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Chinese Mainland’s Green Leap: Low-Carbon Transition Gains Speed
Chinese mainland’s green and low-carbon transition ramps up under the 14th Five-Year Plan, boosting renewables, green industry and emissions control.
Xinjiang at 70: From Frontier to Thriving Hub
Seventy years since its founding, Xinjiang has transformed from a remote frontier to a thriving hub on the Chinese mainland, powered by connectivity and shared prosperity.
Beyond Promises: China’s Climate Blueprint for the World
Explore China’s multi-layered climate blueprint—from domestic targets to global green partnerships—that turns promises into real action.
How China’s Green Push Powers Global Climate Action
As the UN marks 80 years, discover how China’s green surge in solar, wind, EVs and reforestation is fueling global climate action.
Nan’ao Island’s Offshore Wind Power: Guardians of Guangdong’s Blue Planet
Discover how Nan’ao Island’s 116 offshore turbines and three wind farms deliver 1.2M kW of clean energy, boosting Guangdong’s economy and ecology.
Xinjiang’s Green Miracle: Deserts Turned Solar Powerhouses
Xinjiang, once a coal hub, now generates over half its energy from renewables. From Urumqi’s giant solar farm to Hami’s solar thermal plant, the region leads the clean energy race.
Xinjiang’s Green Miracle: Desert Turns into Solar Powerhouse
Discover Xinjiang’s green miracle: deserts in the Chinese mainland that once burned coal now power over half their energy with solar and wind.
Chinese mainland makes strides on climate action, dual carbon goals
The Chinese mainland reports notable progress on climate action, building the world’s largest renewable energy system and advancing dual carbon goals.
Xinjiang’s Mountain Solar Ocean Sparks Green Energy Surge
Discover Xinjiang’s massive mountain solar farm in Nileke, set to power Singapore households for a year and fuel the Chinese mainland’s green energy revolution.