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Chinese power giant State Grid has presented to Brazils government plans to invest an additional 200 billion reais in the South American country, the Brazilian mines and energy ministry said on...

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Danish authorities are closing their inquiry into the blasts that “tore apart” the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines in September 2022, BBC News reports.

Technological innovation has empowered the energy transition and green development of Beijing, which has also had a spillover effect on the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei (Jing-Jin-Ji) region in North China, the Global Times observed through a visit to the national green development demonstration zone in Tongzhou district, Beijings sub-city center.

The presenter, suing the public broadcaster for unlawful termination after being sacked from her radio gig last year, makes her small screen debut.

Sacked presenter makes a return to the national broadcaster with a role in the ABC’s big new drama series.

The presenter, suing the public broadcaster for unlawful termination after being sacked from her radio gig last year, makes her small screen debut.

Ursula von der Leyen announced yesterday that she will seek a second term as president of the European Commission, the Guardian reports

"Cables and lamps must be connected tightly, otherwise they will be hot due to poor contact, which will lead to fire accidents...." On February 5, the State Grid held a power protection mobilization meeting in Yaowan Ancient Town Scenic Spot, Xuzhou, Jiangsu Province, to prepare for the upcoming Spring Festival Lamp Festival. "Every year, the popularity of the Lamp Festival is very strong, which is my ninth year to participate in the layout of the lamp show, and I am very honored....