Cross-province Water Protection Mechanism Operational
February 7, 2012 No CommentsAnhui and Zhejiang provinces jointly kicked off a project to monitor water quality
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Potable Water Projects Receiving Funding Priority
February 6, 2012 No CommentsChina aims to increase its average annual spending to 400 billion yuan, or double the 2010 level.
2011 A Down-Year for China Hydropower
January 19, 2012 No CommentsWater capacity decreased by as much as 15-percent across the basins upon which China’s hydropower depends.
Analysis – China’s Energy Skirmishes: A Policy Scenario Considers A Possible Future ($)
August 9, 2011 No CommentsChina in the “Skirmish” scenario is taking on its Asian neighbors to secure energy supplies for its modern society.
Hydropower Projects Plunge Ahead
June 23, 2011 No CommentsChina will invest 400 billion yuan ($62 billion) in the construction of four hydroelectric dams.
Giving in to the Coal Addiction
June 15, 2011 No CommentsChina will accelerate the construction of coal-fired power stations to deliver electricity to areas short of power.
Hydropower Stands Out in Twelfth Five-year plan
May 2, 2011 No CommentsIn the China Energy Investment Forum, He Yongjian, the commissioner of China Energy Board said, “In the next five year plan, energy consumption will be controlled into 4.1 billion tons of standard coal.
Hydropower Stands Out in 12th Five-year plan
April 27, 2011 No CommentsIn the next five year plan, the entire consumption of energy will be limited to 4.1 billion tons of standard coal.
Hydropower: The Double-Edged Sword
April 14, 2011 No Comments“?In the next five years, China will increase its hydropower capacity to 120 GW. The total installed capacity in the last 100 years was 213 GW,” said Liu Qi, the vice president of the National Energy Board.
Hydropower Stations Come to a Stop
April 4, 2011 No CommentsIn order to protect the Tangbula scenic area, Yili Prefecture of Xinjiang and State Power Xinjiang Jilintai Hydropower Development Co., Ltd. (Jilintai) stopped the process of building three step hydropower stations with 187,000 KW capacity.