Norwegian engineering company Aker Solutions has been awarded a contract by Equinor for delivering the new CO2 receiving facilities Northern Lights outside Bergen, Norway. The company has also won a contract from Equinor to deliver the subsea equipment for injecting captured CO2 into a reservoir for permanent storage.
NEEC is proud to officially to announce the membership of KiteMill AS, a trustworthy innovator in the capture and utilization of airborne wind energy.
On May the 8th, China’s National Energy Administration held an impromptu consultative forum in close regard with the construction and management of offshore wind, specifically, the forum aimed to discuss and potentially reconsider the much reported “over-strictness” situation of certain policies and regulations that had been scheduled to be put into place earlier this year.
China daily claims on the April 22nd, 2019, that China’s offshore wind energy sector is expected to boom this year onward on the back of a maturing onshore segment, and the country’s accent on growth via high-quality manufacturing and consumption upgrade.
Xinhua News has reported on the 31st Aug, 2018, that China’s top legislature on Friday has passed a law on soil pollution prevention and control, as the country has escalated its fight against pollution.
According to the report of Xinhua News, the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress (NPC) on Tuesday started reviewing a new draft of the foreign investment law, the latest move to promote the country’s opening-up initiative.
According to the IEA Newsroom, an Abridged Chinese Version of Energy Efficiency 2018 is to present a selection of information first published in IEA’s Energy Efficiency 2018 report.
On January 20th, the CWEA (China Wind Energy Association), the top specialist institution in the nation, held its annual New Year Reception of China Wind Power Industry in the Sheraton Hotel Beijing.
According to the recent report of China Daily US, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China’s top industry regulator, said on Wednesday that it is optimistic about the nation’s automotive sector in 2019, with demand from small cities expected to grow while more old car models will exit the market this year.
Accroding to the recent report of China Daily Europe, China FAW Group’s premium brand Hongqi is the country’s first and oldest luxury marque, with its first model in 1958 hailed as the start of China’s car industry.