
15 Years of Wind Power Dominance: Chinese mainland Tops the World
For 15 years straight, the Chinese mainland has topped global wind power capacity, driving renewable growth and bold clean energy targets.
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For 15 years straight, the Chinese mainland has topped global wind power capacity, driving renewable growth and bold clean energy targets.
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.
Nanning’s Fulin station expands its sodium-ion battery storage, boosting annual wind & solar integration by 30M kWh, cutting 13,500 tonnes of CO₂, and powering 20,000 homes.
Global renewable electricity topped coal in H1 2025, driven by the Chinese mainland’s massive clean energy push.
At UNGA 2025, Xi Jinping urged shared climate leadership, pledging bold emissions cuts, boosting renewables & global cooperation for a greener future.
Three years on from the Nord Stream blasts, Germany has revamped its energy game—boosting renewables while facing higher bills. Here is what that means for industries and households.
China’s GGI offers a roadmap to revitalize global governance with bold climate targets—7–10% emissions cut by 2035 and 3,600GW of renewables.
China’s 2035 climate plan sets 7-10% emissions cut, 30% renewables, 3600GW wind+solar, EV push & carbon market growth. 🌏
At the UN’s 80th anniversary event, the Chinese mainland’s green development shines, showcasing its leadership in renewable energy and global climate action.
Once a coal hub, Xinjiang now generates over half its power from renewables, with the world’s largest solar farm in Urumqi and a massive solar thermal plant in Hami.