Bijia Mountain Wind Farm, the fifth wind farm in the Poyang Lake area in East China's Jiangxi province, has connected to the grid and begun to generate power.
China's troubled solar-panel manufacturing industry should see light at the end of the tunnel as early as this year, the CEO of a major panel manufacturer said.
Chinese Commerce Minister Chen Deming Friday urged politicians and entrepreneurs of the European Union to properly handle the solar panel friction with China to avoid greater losses for both sides.
Shanxi province, China's energy base, aims to transform its traditional coal industry amid mounting pressure from environmental protection and ecological restoration, top officials said on Thursday.
Communist Party of China (CPC) chief of southwest China's Yunnan province Qin Guangrong said Thursday that no hydropower development projects have been launched on the Nujiang River, denying speculation that the river may be dammed.
Officials behind China's self-developed nuclear reactor, known as the CAP1400, expect to sign its first overseas orders for the technology this year.
The fate of the world's leading maker of solar panels has become more in doubt, as its recently ousted chairman said the board has no plan for refinancing.
An expansion project for a power converter station that will allow power to be transmitted from Northeast China to North China has been completed.
"In the coming years, China's demand for the radioactive ore will surge with the booming development of nuclear power," said a researcher.
Chinese producers on Thursday protested the United States' latest decision to slash trade duties on solar energy products from China.
The US International Trade Commission decided Wednesday that the US solar industry was materially injured by Chinese imports.
China said on Monday that it has made a complaint to the World Trade Organization against photovoltaic subsidies in the European Union.
China announced on Thursday that it will begin an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into European imports of solar-grade polysilicon.
Higher energy-efficiency standards, rational prices on carbon and deep investments in urban energy infrastructure could quicken China's transition to a green economy.
The possible establishment of new business partnerships amid supportive government initiatives may raise the solar industry's chances for recovery.
China consumed 715.7 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity generated by clean energy sources in the first nine months of 2012, up 22.5 percent year-on-year.
China's photovoltaic industry, which is suffering from European and US trade protectionism and domestic overcapacity, is expected to reach a turning point.
The Ministry of Commerce on Thursday condemned a US decision to slap duties on billions of dollars worth of Chinese solar energy products.
US anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on China's crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells "signals protectionism" and hinders new energy development.
The US Commerce Department has affirmed steep tariffs ranging from 18.32 percent to 249.96 percent on Chinese solar panel imports.
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