A large stretch of heavily salinized land in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region has been transformed into productive forage fields through a technology-driven restoration program, offering a model for saline-alkali land rehabilitation in arid regions. Bachu County in Xinjiang’s Kashi Prefecture is one of China’s pilot areas for comprehensive saline-alkali land utilization. At a demonstration… Continue reading

Green socialism is what China is materially doing. Subordinating capital to social and ecological objectives, planning at scale, cooperating across borders to electrify the Global South. In this video presentation on the theme of China and the Global Green Revolution, Carlos Martinez of Friends of Socialist China focuses on the global picture – what China’s green revolution means… Continue reading

Cuba assembles electric tricycles from China to use for cargo passenger transportation or to take patients to healthcare centers as a vital alternative for public transportation amid the US energy blockade. In Cuba, imagination and creativity have made solar-powered electric tricycles a vital public transportation option amid the severe energy crisis which has led to… Continue reading

Türkiye and China have agreed to deepen cooperation on climate change, resilient cities, clean energy and sustainable infrastructure, according to Turkish Environment Minister Murat Kurum, following a visit to Beijing on May 12-14. During the visit Minister Kurum had discussions with Chinese counterparts including Huang Runqiu, as well as with Chinese financial institutions including the Asian… Continue reading

The official doctrine of Chinese environmentalism today not only shapes China’s domestic policies, but has also become a powerful instrument of international diplomacy The maturation of China’s domestic environmental policies, programs and institutional capacity has contributed to the emergence of an “ideology” of global environmentalism that China has begun to deploy globally. This is an… Continue reading

Mexico announces new energy plan to reduce dependence on US natural gas On April 14, 2026 Mexico announced a New Energy Strategy aimed at enhancing the nation’s energy sovereignty by reducing its reliance on natural gas imports from the United States and by integrating a wider array of clean energy sources into the national grid, aligning Mexico… Continue reading

Chinese companies have accounted for more than half of global investments in clean energy manufacturing since 2019, while new U.S. investments declined last year. China has long led in the clean energy sector, what is new is that the U.S. is falling further behind. A new analysis underscores a growing divergence between China and the… Continue reading

Investment in clean energy globally in 2025 was $2.2 trillion, that is, over two times higher than investments in fossil fuels. Whether the transition is viable or not is no longer in question. What matters now is the speed at which the appropriate financing, policy framework and grid investment can be delivered. Installation data from recent years shows… Continue reading

China’s research vessel Tansuo-1, carrying the manned submersible Fendouzhe, has returned to South China’s Guangdong Province. The vessel successfully completed a Pacific crossing mission under the Global Hadal Exploration Program. The mission was also the first China-Chile joint manned deep-diving expedition to the Atacama Trench. It marks a major step forward in China’s deep-sea scientific capabilities and international marine… Continue reading

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China’s photovoltaic (PV) industry has achieved many innovative breakthroughs, and its development experience is worth studying by other countries, said a leading Australian expert on PV. Ned Ekins-Daukes, head of the School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering at the University of New South Wales (UNSW Sydney), made the remarks in an interview with Xinhua on Wednesday at… Continue reading

The recent US military aggression against Venezuela and Iran were believed by “experts” to shut off China’s supplies of discounted crude, and that shortages would result in China, with lower prices in North America. This “oil war” was clearly calculated by the Washington regime not just to weaken China’s economic growth, but also its domestic stability.… Continue reading

Green hydrogen at centre of state‑backed policy initiatives Reuters reports that China and India are aggressively investing in green hydrogen and clean energy technologies, even as Western countries scale back similar ambitions due to high costs and slower-than-expected progress. What China and India – the world’s two most populous nations – have in common is… Continue reading

CHINA SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTS IN ENGINEERING & ENVIRONMENTAL TRAINING & RESEARCH Since 2009 China has had 10 times more engineers than the United States. This has been going on for the last 17 years. The US also spread the fantasies that China is out-pacing the US because of its low labour costs, forced labour, IP theft,… Continue reading

China’s decision to grant zero-tariff access on 100% of goods from 53 African countries marks a significant shift in the landscape of global trade relations. Beyond its immediate implications for China–Africa commerce, the policy stands out as one of the most expansive trade openings within contemporary South–South engagement. At its core, China’s zero-tariff policy extends duty-free… Continue reading

Energy production and ecological restoration are not competing in China. They are the same project. This is what makes the Chinese concept of ecological civilization genuinely significant. For most of modern history, the world operated on the conviction that if you want to develop your economy, you will damage the environment. The two move in opposite… Continue reading

China has launched a “super animal bridge” designed exclusively for wildlife. However, this work does not follow a conventional infrastructure logic. The structure is located in Qinzhou and crosses the Pinglu Canal, and therefore it is part of an ambitious hydraulic project that will transform the territory. Consequently, the design seeks to integrate into the natural environment without altering the behavior of the fauna. Thus, it is proposed as… Continue reading

China’s electric vehicle (EV) battery giant, Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) at its Super Tech Day in Beijing on April 21, 2026, addressed nearly every major EV concern at once: * more range,* faster charging,* lighter weight,* stronger hybrid performance,* larger-scale energy replenishment infrastructure. CATL is the world’s largest EV battery maker, supplying 40% of the global EV battery… Continue reading

With major assistance from China and in the face of an aggressive U.S. fuel embargo, Cuba is implementing an energy revolution – one of the fastest renewable energy transitions ever achieved by a developing country. Author Arnold August has written four books about Cuba, and just returned from a visit to Havana. While in Cuba,… Continue reading

China’s ongoing shift toward plant-based eating patterns aligns with global trends advocating for diets that minimize environmental footprints while optimizing health outcomes. However, this transition is not without challenges, particularly concerning the adequacy of nutrient intake. A ground breaking study by Chinese and Dutch researchers, led by the China Agricultural University, Beijing, was recently published in Nature. The study… Continue reading

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Can Small Modular Reactors (SMR) power the world? In mid-2025 China unveiled the world’s first land based SMR which is meltdown proof. Finland’s taking it further, building SMRs underground. These next-generation reactors aren’t just smaller, they’re changing how we power the planet. These compact, scalable systems are reshaping how nuclear energy is deployed, offering cleaner,… Continue reading

Dust a core factor determining global precipitation patterns A new study by Chinese scientists has uncovered that dust storms are the “hidden drivers” of extreme rainfall and precipitation shifts on a global scale, overturning the long-held perception of dust storms as merely natural disasters. The Chinese study elucidates the regulatory mechanism by which dust influences… Continue reading

China has taken a major step forward in its hydrogen economy with the commissioning of its first million-cubic-meter salt cavern hydrogen storage project in Pingdingshan, Henan Province. Salt cavern hydrogen storage is a key technology to break the bottleneck of large-scale hydrogen storage and transportation, and to support the construction of a new energy system. CGTN… Continue reading

Arctic Route reduces carbon emissions by 30% Every major shipping route is under threat by the United States in 2026. Hormuz blockaded. Red Sea abandoned. Suez surrounded by war zones. Panama still rationing transits. And while the world scrambles for alternatives, China and Russia have been quietly building one along the top of the world,… Continue reading

New Proteins, Biomanufacturing & Green Energy The war in Iran has exposed an important truth: both supply chain independence and energy security are crucial to economic and social resilience. The ripple effects of the war will not stop at transport fuel and electricity. They will run straight through agriculture and food processing, pushing up the cost… Continue reading

The U.S. induced global energy crisis has virtually reshaped global energy priorities over the past month, and is set to supercharge the clean energy industry on a global scale. One of the benefactors of this groundswell of new investment is likely to be the green hydrogen industry. China, the world’s top hydrogen producer, is preparing… Continue reading

Spurs Global South RENEWABLES UPTAKE Nations aren’t just focused on oil. They’re securing more reliable, renewable energy supplies to avoid the next disruption. As the International Energy Agency points out, this year’s oil crisis is likely to accelerate the rush for clean tech. Over the last two months, nations have scrambled to shore up oil supplies… Continue reading

Uzbekistan and China have agreed to expand cooperation on environmental protection, including the development of early warning systems for dust and sandstorms, according to Uzbekistan’s National Committee on Ecology and Climate Change. The talks took place on the sidelines of a regional environmental summit, as cooperation between the two countries in environmental protection has been expanding… Continue reading

According to data from energy think tank Ember, China’s solar exports doubled in a month as the global energy crisis continues.China’s solar exports reached 68 GW in March, equivalent to Spain’s entire solar capacity. The previous record was 45.8 GW in August 2025. Video source: CGTN Europe, Apr 25, 2026. (2 mins)https://youtu.be/ljD-E30dFYw Continue reading

In the vast expanse of the Taklimakan Desert, a region once ominously dubbed the “Sea of Death,” a quiet revolution is underway. This story from the Chinese mainland is not just about taming a desert; it’s a profound lesson in the art of governance, demonstrating how a nation can learn to embrace its most challenging… Continue reading

Jakarta is exploring the expansion of green infrastructure and environmental investment cooperation with a Chinese delegation, focused on accelerating environmental sustainability and urban resilience amid global challenges. As East Asian economic giants, Indonesia and China are both members of the BRICS group of global south countries. Indonesia became a founding member of China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) in… Continue reading

Tensions between the US and China are sharpening around control of solar supply chains. China may be considering restrictions on the sale of high-end solar manufacturing technology to the US, although no formal policy has been confirmed, there are suggestions indicating a potential shift in how Beijing approaches its dominance in solar production. At the… Continue reading

The Chinese government has emphasized its carbon-reduction requirements for industry, construction, transportation, AI and public sectors. The State Council and the CPC jointly issued “Opinions on Enhancing Energy Conservation and Carbon Reduction at a Higher Level and Higher Quality” on April 22, requiring further carbon reduction in key sectors. The document states that it will… Continue reading