- Power Industry Calls for More Investment
- [2008-11-14]
The State Grid Company called on the central government to further increase investment in energy.
- Encouragement for Smaller Wind Ventures
- [2008-11-11]
Wind power is taking off in China, and as officials look to the road ahead, many see the rise of small- and medium-sized wind projects.
- BP Quits Wind Power Project in China
- [2008-11-07]
BP has backed out of a wind energy joint venture in Inner Mongolia, citing the need to reassess its strategy in light of the financial turmoil.
- New Investment Fund for Coal and Power
- [2008-11-03]
Plans are being laid for a new investment fund that would encourage the unification of China’s coal and energy industries.
- Coal-Fired Power Plants Post Huge Losses
- [2008-10-31]
With coal’s price high and supplies limited, energy producers that rely on it continue to hemorrhage losses.
Climate change threats are equally important to China and the United States. They should work together for solutions.
- Report Describes High Price for Cheap Coal
- [2008-10-28]
China burns a lot of coal but, according to a Greenpeace report, fails to include health and environmental costs in the price tag.
- CNPC Expands Oil Operation in Uzbekistan
- [2008-10-21]
China National Petroleum has signed a deal with Uzbekistan's state oil company to develop an the Mingbulak oilfield.
- Experts Call for Power Company Subsidies
- [2008-10-13]
China Electricity Council has recommended giving financial assistance to China’s power companies, who have been battered in 2008 by disaster and rising costs.
- Nuclear Power Station to be Built in Wuhu
- [2008-09-27]
Four 1-million-kilowatt reactors slated for construction in Anhui Province, part of a new effort to bring nuclear power to inland regions.
- U.S. Technology Picked for Nuclear Plants
- [2008-09-11]
China’s decision to use the Westinghouse AP1000 standard is expected to speed inland growth of nuclear power.
- Acid Reportedly Dumped by Yangtze River
- [2008-09-10]
Xishui County turned off the taps after unidentified polluters emptied several barrels of toxic liquid on a river bank.
- Hydrogen Fuel Cell Overture
- [2008-09-08]
During the Olympics, use of fuel cell cars began. But for mass implementation, there is still a long way to go.
- Head of Guizhou Power Producer Detained
- [2008-09-05]
The chairman of Guizhou’s largest power producer was detained due to the loss of state assets.
- Dusty Struggle in a Cement Kiln’s Shadow
- [2008-08-29]
By deciding to pollute first and clean up later, cement factory owners stirred wrath in a clean corner of Yunnan Province.
- China Hikes Power Price Another 5 Percent
- [2008-08-20]
Consumers won’t be affected, but the government says power distributors must pay more to profit-squeezed suppliers.
- Sino Scientists Aim to Conquer South Pole
- [2008-08-13]
A new laboratory being built at the bottom of the world is designed to boost polar research and China’s scientific status.
- Air Quality: Overhauling a City
- [2008-08-07]
A multibillion-dollar effort to cut air pollution for the Olympics is also designed to benefit Beijing for years to come.
- Pricing Conflict Pits Coal, Power Suppliers
- [2008-08-07]
Coal prices are up, quality is down, and supplies are dwindling as the government continues to control electric power prices.
- Beijing Pledges More Action to Clear Air
- [2008-07-31]
The environment ministry is ready to idle more factories and cars to control Beijing’s air quality during the Olympics.
Week In Review
Sino-Russian 'loans for oil' talks resume, China injects 6 billion in two airlines, SME lendings increase, restrictions for car financing removed, Hangzhou subway collapsed, violent protest in Longnan.
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