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  1. AV


    A 100-meter high air purification tower in Xian in Shaanxi province helped reduce smog levels in the city, bringing a noticeable improvement in air quality....
      

  2. CMOP


    China plans to invest $1 billion in a solar power project in Turkey and is closely following the country's second Renewable Energy Resource Areas. Solar has...
      

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  3. CMOP


    Betting big on India’s renewable energy space, Japan’s SoftBank Group has signed an agreement with China’s Golden Concord Group Ltd (GCL) to set up...
      

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  4. Marina Schwarz


    The things modern science can do...
      

  5. PP


    China now releases almost as much carbon dioxide as the U. S. and Europe combined. The true imbalance is much larger than it appears...
      

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  6. AV


    China will launch a series of subsidy-free wind and solar projects this year to take advantage of a rapid fall in construction costs since...
      

  7. Marina Schwarz


    Fun fact: there is so much wind power capacity in some parts of China that the grid cannot take anymore, so a city has...
      

  8. ronwagn


    https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2021-11-02/china-climate-goals-hinge-on-440-billion-nuclear-power-plan-to-rival-u-s China’s Climate Goals Hinge on a $440 Billion Nuclear Buildout China is planning at least 150 new reactors in the next 15 years, more than...

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  9. ronwagn


    https://www.theepochtimes.com/with-china-producing-half-the-worlds-new-energy-vehicles-retired-batteries-may-bring-explosive-pollution_3897010.html I have heard optimistic claims for using used batteries in America, but this story is scary. 
      

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  10. ronwagn


    https://news.yahoo.com/china-says-developed-countries-lack-political-climate-goals-083243079.html As the West bends over backwards to adopt renewables, China demands billions and burns more coal than the rest of the world together. Xi continues...
      

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  11. Rodent


    Maybe... but it's still one of the world's biggest polluters with 10,151 metric tons of C02 emissions. That's double that of the US. 

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  12. Tom Kirkman


    "Renewable" Energy simply cannot survive without government subsidies (aka FREE MONEY).  Especially when competing against exceedingly low oil & gas prices.  "Renewable" energy train wreck...

  13. rainman


    China on Friday said it would promote using energy generated by the wind to help power heating systems during the bitterly cold winters seen...
      

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  14. PP


    The guideline, issued by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), follows the United States placing steep tariffs on solar panel imports in...
      

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  15. PP


    Key players beside China are USA, Japan, UK, India....I'm not sure that big energy will be supported, maybe is better say how will energy be...

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  16. Marina Schwarz


    China: No Wind Or Solar If It Can't Beat Coal On Price Now, you ren haters, don't be quick to mwahaha because one solar project...
      

  17. VK


    The world's biggest polluter, China is rolling out the world's most ambitious plan to reduce emissions. This project would make polluting companies pay for...
      

  18. ronwagn


    https://oilprice.com/Energy/Energy-General/Chinas-Renewable-Boom-Hits-The-Wall.html
      

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  19. SP


    This Chinese wind turbine maker was convicted for stealing trade secrets from AMSC, causing the Massachusetts based company to lose more than $800 million...
      

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  20. Marina Schwarz


    China's solar power panel makers are turning their attention to Asia, and one of these is planning a $930-million investment in India to begin...
      

  21. OS


    Since 1988, nearly half of the planet’s plastic trash has been sent to China, where the material is recycled to make more plastic goods....

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  22. FM


    China will plant new forests covering an area roughly the size of Ireland this year as it aims to increase forest coverage to 23...
      

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  23. Marina Schwarz


    As promised: JinkoSolar is opening its first U.S. factory, in Florida. it's part of a deal with NextEra Energy. The Chinese company will supply...
      

  24. SP


    Trump wanted Chinese solar panels firms to make more of their products in the U.S. Obviously China got his message and now one of...
      

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  25. ronwagn


    Chryslers need to meet government mandates greatly benefits Tesla.  https://www.reuters.com/article/us-fiat-chrysler-tesla-eu/fiat-chrysler-to-pay-tesla-hundreds-of-millions-of-euros-to-pool-fleet-idUSKCN1RJ03I?il=0
      

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  26. ronwagn


    https://www.spglobal.com/platts/en/market-insights/latest-news/electric-power/053019-analysis-us-cities-claiming-100-renewable-power-may-quadruple-in-2019 Analysis: US cities claiming 100% renewable power may quadruple in 2019
      

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  27. FM


    The carbon footprint of some of the world’s biggest cities is 60 percent larger than previously estimated when all the products and services a...
      

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  28. Jay McKinsey


    Over the past two years, interconnection queue data from PJM and ERCOT have shown a drastic shift away from new gas and a steep...

  29. CB


    Great piece today on OP: https://oilprice.com/Finance/the-Markets/Clean-Energy-Stocks-Outperform-Oil-And-Gas.html Clean energy stocks have been outperforming fossil fuels ... really a better bet for investors? I'll buy it. Oil and gas...
      

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  30. Rodent


     Clean-Energy Techs On Track To Meet Climate Goals? Nope, says IEA Most clean-energy technologies are not on track to meet the world’s long-term climate goals,...

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