China will construct an offshore wind farm with an installed capacity of 300 megawatts (MW) in Leting County, north China's Hebei Province, making it the country's largest such project.
China will soon start construction on its second installment of wind power projects for the 2011-2015 period.
China will soon start construction on its second installment of wind power projects for the 2011-2015 period, Liu Tienan, minister of the National Energy Bureau (NEB), has said.
The petition from a coalition of US wind power companies seeking anti-dumping and countervailing investigations against China won't hurt the domestic industry, said Shi Pengfei, vice-president of the Chinese Wind Energy Association.
China has made substantial progress in boosting its burgeoning offshore wind power by launching its largest intertidal wind farm at the end of 2011.
China's first hydropower station is still supplying voltage to nearby residents and attracting thousands of tourists, 100 years after being built in southwest China.
The environmental cartoon Falling Color by Su Haoyue and Memory on Growth Ring by Zhai Haijun won gold medals at the sixth University Cartoon Competition on Environmental Protection (UCCEP) at China Daily on Dec 21, 2011.
The United Nations Environment Programme and the Chinese Academy of Sciences co-organized a High-level International Forum on Ecosystem Management and Green Economy.
The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) today launched the International Ecosystem Management Partnership (IEMP), a joint programme for promoting ecosystem management in developing countries, particularly in Africa.
Exports of new energy and energy-saving products will be targeted by trade barriers in developed countries, led by the United States.
Greening China's heavily polluting and energy-consuming industries will cause short-term losses but bring huge economic and social benefits in the long run.
Tsinghua-Veolia Environment and Urban Management Advanced Program (EUMAP), a teaching program dedicated to Chinese officials, held the opening ceremony for its 2011 seminar in Tsinghua University in Beijing on November 12, 2011.
China is very concerned about the anti-dumping, anti-subsidy investigation into Chinese photovoltaic (PV) solar cell producers initiated by the United States, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement.
Laoyemiao power plant in Duchang county of Jiangxi province is expected to provide clean energy for 85,000 households each year, with an annual energy production of 102 million kWh.
China's carbon intensity dropped by 20.8 percent, partly because of the country's work to become more energy efficient and rely more on renewable sources of energy.
The State Council, or China's Cabinet, approved a plan to contain greenhouse gas emissions in a bid to realize a 17 percent fall in C02 emission per unit of GDP by 2015.
China might face increasing food shortages in the next few decades due to a possible drop in grain harvest triggered by a climate change.
China's photovoltaic (PV) solar cell industry will continue to grow and the domestic use of PV systems will accelerate, despite the impact of trade disputes, high-ranking officials and experts said here on Monday.
TAKLIMAKAN DESERT, Xinjiang - Soon only solar power will be harnessed to irrigate the 436-kilometer shelter forest along the desert highway in Taklimakan, the world's largest shifting sand desert located in Northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region. A complete reliance on solar energy, with a view to reducing carbon footprints, will be achieved before 2014, local authorities said.
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