China’s Green Growth Sparks Global Prosperity 🌱
At Davos WEF 2026, China highlighted its green development strategy—mixing low-carbon industry shifts, tech management, and global cooperation to drive sustainable prosperity.
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Hainan Free Trade Port Launches Carbon Capture & Liquefaction Plant
Hainan FTP’s Chengmai facility captures 100+ tonnes of CO2 daily, stores 360,000 tonnes and boosts oil output by 150,000 tonnes—a major leap in low-carbon tech.
StanChart Economist Sees Great Potential in Chinese Mainland’s Consumer Market
Standard Chartered’s Ding Shuang spots big potential in the Chinese mainland’s consumer market after the Dec 10-11 Central Economic Work Conference set 2026 priorities.
Sino-French Power Duo Boosts Zero-Carbon Future with Hualong One Reactor
Explore how the Chinese mainland and France are teaming up on the Hualong One reactor to power a low-carbon, safe energy future.
Hualong-1 Unit 2 Connects to Grid, Fuels Clean Energy
Unit 2 of the Zhangzhou Nuclear Power Plant in the Chinese mainland’s Fujian Province connected to the grid on 22 Nov 2025, marking mass-scale use of Hualong-1 third-gen nuclear tech for clean energy.
Beyond Electricity: Nuclear Ecosystem Fuels Clean Heat & Green Hydrogen
At a Shenzhen expo, over 600 enterprises showcased how nuclear energy is evolving beyond power to provide clean heating and green hydrogen for a low-carbon civilian life.
Chinese Mainland’s Low-Carbon White Paper: Key Takeaways 🌍
Discover the Chinese mainland’s new white paper on low-carbon development: achievements, strategies, and lessons for a greener future! 🌱🌏
China’s Green Exports Surge in 2025 🌱🚀
Discover how China’s green and low-carbon exports—from wind turbines to EVs—are shaping global trade in 2025.
Chinese Mainland’s Green Low-Carbon Transition Picks Up Speed
The Chinese mainland ramps up its green, low-carbon transition in the 14th Five-Year Plan, with big gains in renewables, eco-industry growth and emission cuts.
Chinese Mainland Accelerates Green & Low-Carbon Leap 🌱
The Chinese mainland is speeding up green and low-carbon development with the world’s largest carbon market covering 60% of emissions and major eco-upgrades.