China’s pledge to stop building coal-fired power plants overseas could curb annual carbon dioxide emissions by as much as 646 million tons, according to a report from Boston University Global Continue Reading
As climate change becomes an increasingly important global issue, the debate over whether nuclear energy really is a green source of energy is raging once again Within the EU, Germany Continue Reading
While Tajik authorities insist there is no energy rationing in the country, reports are emerging of complete blackouts for 7 straight hours Hospitals are the hardest hit, with doctors left Continue Reading
China’s efforts to eliminate Covid-19 are coming under increasing pressure, with officials warning of a “grave challenge” in the months ahead and dozens of new cases reported over the weekend. Continue Reading
“ Disappointing .” “ A shadow on the global climate effort .” Even before the global climate summit in Glasgow got underway last week, environmental advocates were quick to point Continue Reading
Nuclear is still one of the most controversial sources of energy on the planet, but it does have some key upsides, especially in the global push to tackle emissions. The Continue Reading
China issued guidelines to reduce pollution and cut carbon emissions in an effort to address outstanding environmental issues in key regions and industries. The guidelines reiterated some targets from an Continue Reading
October imports were 9.38 million mt Import cost rises 9% on month Higher price, long holiday dampen domestic demand China imported 9.38 million mt, or 12.93 Bcm, of natural gas Continue Reading
China posted a record monthly trade surplus in October as exports surged despite global supply-chain disruptions. Exports rose 27.1% in dollar terms last month from a year earlier to $300.2 Continue Reading
China’s overseas purchases of coal nearly doubled in October from a year ago as the government leaned on importers to help ease a nationwide power shortage caused in large part Continue Reading
