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Despite the risks, getting nuclear power safe and reliable at scale is one of the best shortcuts past climate change.

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Despite the risks, getting nuclear power safe and reliable at scale is one of the best shortcuts past climate change.

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Well, there are only so many "ways" so that isn't saying much. At current pace of expansion, I don't see nuclear making up more than 15% of China's future power needs

Work has started on the 29.6B green ammonia/methanol project in Jilin province.

Eventually, using 3GW of wind/solar energy to produce 600k ton of green ammonia and 60k ton of green methanol
also building a production line of 50 ALK electrolysis equipment per year

first phase will include 800MW of wind/solar energy producing 200k ton of ammonia and 20k ton of methanol

Video detailing progress of the Yangzhou - Zhejiang section of a DC line connecting places along the Yangtze River.

This one is truly incredible
read this up just how difficult it is to carry out such a project

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’ CO2-to-methanol plant starts up in China​

Icelandic clean energy company Carbon Recycling International (CRI) has joined forces with a subsidiary of China-based Shenghong Petrochemicals (Jiangsu Sailboat) to start up one of the world’s most efficient carbon dioxide (CO2)-to-methanol plants.

Launched at the Shenghong Petrochemical Industrial Park on September 25th, the plant will harness CRI’s proprietary Emissions-to-Liquids (ETL) technology to transform waste 150,000 tonnes of waste CO2 and hydrogen into 100,000 tonnes of sustainable, commercial-grade methanol per year.