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Fossil fuel giant BP revealed on Wednesday it was taking a 40.5 per cent stake in an Australian energy project being billed as one of the world’s largest

Fossil fuel giant takes 40.5 per cent stake in power station

The Government of Nepal has decided to hand over the contract of the 750-megawatt West Seti Hydropower Project and 308-megawatt SR6 Storage Hydroelectric Projec

China Three Georges entered Spain in August 2020.

Is this Solidarity or Green World that I’m reading? According to Stuart Jordan (24 Jan), whatever the answer to climate change is, it’s not nuclear power! Nuclear plants are always late and over budget, unlike anything else. Apparently, uranium would run out in 10 years, a fact that had escaped the companies that are keen to build and run new power stations. So why is Gordon Brown keen on nuclear? Because his brother is a “lobbyist” for EDF! Of course!

China plans to have 33 percent of its electricity sourced from renewable power sources in a new renewables plan by 2025.

Due to the demand for energy shortage and environmental protection, many countries attach great importance to the construction of hydropower projects. For example, there are more than 6,000 dams over 30 meters high in China, such as the Three Gorges Dam. During the long-term operation of the reservoir, the periodic regulation of the reservoir water level significantly changes the hydrogeological environment of the bank slope. The reservoir area is usually a high-prone area of geological disaster...

Shanghai-headquartered Wison Offshore & Marine has won a contract from China's Shandong Lankun Offshore Engineering for the construction of an offshore wind farm installation vessel that will be able to handle offshore wind turbines of up to 16 MW.

PM visits under-construction Karot Hydropower project; meets engineers and workers

The Republic of China (Taiwan) has 14 tiny diplomatic allies, eight of them are in Latin America and the Caribbean. This is a territory that has emerged as a