World’s leadering wind energy giant Equinor has made the official announcement that the firm has submitted a winning bid of USD 135 million for lease OCS-A 0520, during the online offshore wind auction concluded today by the US Department of the Interior’s Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
China Daily UK has recently reported that the Energy company, China Three Gorges Europe, which is also called CTG EU, has invested 35 million pounds ($44.3 million) in a large Scottish offshore wind farm, which when completed will have the capacity to power one million homes.
On the first day of the new year, the commencement ceremony of the second phase project of Guangdong Yudean Zhanjiang Wailuo Offshore Wind Power Project was held in Baimao Village, Jinhe Town, Xuwen County.
On Jan 4, Xinhua News reported that 400 new-model electric Taxis were officially put into operation in the city of Xining in the Great West of China. These new cars were to replace the same amount of conventional automobiles that had been recently honorably retired by Chengtong, the city’s largest taxi operator.
Recently, the IEA has released an overview centering on China’s market prospect in year 2019. Enlightening as it might prove to be, the overview makes clear its introductory nature and implied lack of depth and industry-specific details at the outset.
NEEC’s prominent member, A-Aqua AS, has recently reinvented its corporate identity by means of a name and logo change. The new name, Scandinavia Water Technology shall stand in replacement of A-Aqua, and the old sky-blue logo lines shall be redrawn ocean-blue.
It has been announced by the European Commission that a new 3 billion Euros is to be provided for the project Horizon 2020, which aims to promote technological creativity to resolve major technological and environmental issues in the era of global industrialization and urbanization.
The EU-China Conference on Sustainable Urbanization: Digital Xiongan, Empowering thr Future was held at China Academy of Urban Planning and Design on the 12th of December.
Ecoteda.org has just reported that the Ministry’s new Administrative Regulations on the Permission of Waste Discharge stipulate that unlicensed waste discharge shall be fined 5,000 to 50,000 RMB per day.