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CHINA has allayed fears that growing grid congestion could tap the brakes on its record pace of renewable installations, by relaxing limits on how much renewable power can be utilised in energy-rich areas.

Participants demonstrated their deep understanding of Chinese culture and language skills through tests on Chinese knowledge, Chinese speech, and performances of Chinese culture.

Chinese stocks rally on government stimulus measures for the property sector, boosting investor sentiment.

A disgruntled Houston-based energy executive sued his employer for unpaid bonuses. Then the billionaire’s company sued him in federal court for trade theft.

Investing pros share their views on when a turnaround in the Chinese market might happen, as well as the sectors and stocks they like.

From SAVIOUS KWINIKA in De Aar, Northern Cape Northern Cape Bureau DE AAR, (CAJ News) - A MULTIBILLION rand investment on wind energy by a Chinese firm is poised to avert power outages faced by companies in the Northern Cape and eventually, South Africa, as its electricity crisis continues. Longyuan South Africa Renewables is behind the

The country's emissions are expected to peak imminently. But the key question is where China wil go from there.

From SAVIOUS KWINIKA in De Aar, Northern Cape Northern Cape Bureau DE AAR, (CAJ News) - MULTINATIONAL companies operating in the African continent have a reputation of accumulating wealth from local communities where they carry out their businesses but not ploughing back to the societies where resources are extracted from. The environment is mostly left degraded.

In the face of global crises, cooperation is the only solution.

At least 500 public facilities will benefit from 450 gasoline generator sets, shipped from Shanghai to Durban. More is to come.