China Ends Solar 'Land Grabbing' Era With Cleanup
China terminates over 1,000 idle solar PV projects to end the 'land grabbing' era, freeing grid capacity for viable renewable energy developments.
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China terminates over 1,000 idle solar PV projects to end the 'land grabbing' era, freeing grid capacity for viable renewable energy developments.
GEIDCO report reveals global electricity demand hit 29.6 trillion kWh in 2025, with clean energy expansion shaping the energy transition.
Wallonia's new renovation support regime targets energy-inefficient homes with capped budgets, mandatory audits, and loans up to €75,000.
Belgium's largest battery park, Green Turtle, gets final approval. The €700M project in Dilsen-Stokkem will store 2,800 MWh to stabilize the grid.
China's new circular economy plan targets 8 trillion yuan in recycling output by 2030, addressing EV battery and renewable energy waste.
Unit 2 of CGN's Taipingling nuclear plant in Guangdong connected to the grid, advancing China's Hualong One reactor program and clean energy goals.
Belgium imported 12.5 TWh of electricity in H1 2026, on track to break the annual record as heatwave drives demand and nuclear phase-out reduces supply.
A severe heatwave forces shutdown of Europe's oldest nuclear plant and three French reactors, raising questions about climate vulnerability.
China releases its 15th Five-Year Plan for a new energy system, targeting 20+ trillion yuan investment and peak coal consumption by 2030.
China's installed power capacity reaches 4.01 billion kilowatts, the world's largest, with non-fossil energy now accounting for 62% of total capacity.
Belgium's Soleilmont agrivoltaic park combines solar panels, battery storage, and sheep farming on 7 hectares without subsidies or concrete foundations.
Solar supplied 12.8% of US electricity in May 2026, beating coal's 12.2% for the first time ever, despite Trump administration efforts to boost coal.
Belgium launches a national exploration program for white hydrogen after a massive natural hydrogen deposit is found in France.
Walloon Minister Desquesnes blocks Tihange cooling tower demolition, requiring federal approval. The decision ties plant's fate to state buyout talks.
Walloon Minister Desquesnes blocks Tihange cooling tower demolition by requiring federal approval, as Belgium pursues nuclear nationalisation.
China begins construction on the world's first 20MW floating wind turbine 'Tuqiang Hao' in Zhuhai, marking a milestone in deep-sea offshore wind power.