Climate Change and Renewable Energy News and Discussion
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I consider this a good problem to have, more incentives to develop and roll out better and cheaper energy storage solutions
The first major green hydrogen project (over 10k) is now in production. it will produce 20k/year. Many more new projects are in planning or construction
Key points from the article:
In August, the device conducted its first offshore trial in the waters of the South China Sea at a depth of 1,900 meters. The total generating time of the trial lasted for four hours and 47 minutes, with a maximum power generation of 16.4 kilowatts and an effective power generation efficiency of 17.7 percent, according to GMGS.
"We have overcome some core key technologies such as deep-sea thermal insulation water intake, and cold water pipeline installation," Ning Bo, a senior engineer from GMGS and the person in charge of the project, told the Global Times on Tuesday. The device achieves a 100 percent localization rate, with low cost and strong maneuverability, according to its developer.
The offshore trial took more than 10 days. The offshore test not only verified the theoretical viability of the ocean thermal energy power generation system, but also implemented engineering applications, marking "a crucial step" for the country to develop from the land test stage to offshore applications in this field, Ning said.
Mingyang now has signed on with ACWA power for green hydrogen/ammonia project. Looks pretty huge to me
this is really interesting news..
Turkey's energy and natural resources minister told reporters from foreign media on Thursday that Turkey is in the final stages of completing its second nuclear energy deal with China. The country is preparing to generate its first nuclear-powered electricity next year through a plant being constructed by Russia...
If an agreement is reached, it will symbolize NATO member Turkey's all-directional friendships, even during a period of intensified U.S.-China rivalry.
Alparslan Bayraktar mentioned that a Chinese delegation, led by the deputy director of the National Energy Administration, recently visited the site in Turkey's northwestern city of Kirklareli. This location, near Turkey's borders with Greece and Bulgaria, is planned to host four nuclear reactors. The project has been a subject of negotiation between Turkey and China for several years.
"We have been in talks with a Chinese company for a very long time. We are now at a stage where finalization is needed within a few months' time. We need to reach an agreement because there are other interested parties," Bayraktar said.
"We have already had enough negotiations on certain aspects of the deal. We are quite close," the minister added..
China has been engaged in discussions to construct a four-reactor power plant at a third site in Turkey's northwest for nearly a decade. China's State Power Investment Corp. is pitching its CAP 1400 reactors...
@tphuang sir this news will attract you.. interesting development
Turkey's energy and natural resources minister told reporters from foreign media on Thursday that Turkey is in the final stages of completing its second nuclear energy deal with China. The country is preparing to generate its first nuclear-powered electricity next year through a plant being constructed by Russia...
If an agreement is reached, it will symbolize NATO member Turkey's all-directional friendships, even during a period of intensified U.S.-China rivalry.
Alparslan Bayraktar mentioned that a Chinese delegation, led by the deputy director of the National Energy Administration, recently visited the site in Turkey's northwestern city of Kirklareli. This location, near Turkey's borders with Greece and Bulgaria, is planned to host four nuclear reactors. The project has been a subject of negotiation between Turkey and China for several years.
"We have been in talks with a Chinese company for a very long time. We are now at a stage where finalization is needed within a few months' time. We need to reach an agreement because there are other interested parties," Bayraktar said.
"We have already had enough negotiations on certain aspects of the deal. We are quite close," the minister added..
China has been engaged in discussions to construct a four-reactor power plant at a third site in Turkey's northwest for nearly a decade. China's State Power Investment Corp. is pitching its CAP 1400 reactors...
@tphuang sir this news will attract you.. interesting development
These kind of things are generally good news. By then, CAP-1400 should be fully ready.
I don't want to overplay the significance of nuclear plant (which American natsec loves to do for some reason).
Generally, when China gets further into energy infrastructure of another country, it's a good thing for China
Goldwind's 16MW offshore turbine has been put into service off the coast of Fujian
by my calculation, close to 47% utilization (since quoted to generate 66GWh of electricity per year), which is crazy high for renewables.
Another huge 1 million ton green methanol project
This time in Heilongjiang
so EU not only panicked about Chinese EVs, but also Chinese wind turbines. Serve them right!
Western Australia awards major BES contract to CATL & Power electronics.
Mingyang has completed delivery of 92 large 11MW turbines for a 1GW offshore wind farm
Mingyang has now put a 10B RMB project which produces 10GW solar cells & 10GW modules into production. I don't think they are trying to compete against Longi. It's more about supporting combined wind/solar farms