China will have to invest up to 100 trillion yuan (US$15 trillion) over the next three decades and instigate sweeping technological changes to its energy structure change if it is to achieve its target of being carbon neutral by 2060, according to an industry report.
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.
According to the most up to date reporting from BJX Wind Power Netwrok, 5 new national policies further regulating China’s soaring wind market are very close to taking effect.
Xinhua News has reported on the 26th of Feb that the initiative to use clean energy for winter heating in northern China has been pushed forward in an active yet prudent manner, a government minister said Tuesday.
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.
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.
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.
Qich.caigou2003 reports that in the wake of the downsizing of Shenzhen’s Roogrow Electric Tech, UEEE Network is facing corporate acquisition to remain solvent.
On July 31, the Ministry of Finance together with the State Administration of Taxation, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and the Ministry of Transport jointly announced that new energy vehicles (NEV) and vessels will be exempt from vehicle and vessel tax, and such tax for energy-saving vehicles will be halved. At the […]