According to The Associated Press, American solar cell giant First Solar has been given approval by the Chinese government to set up a solar power production base in Ordos, Inner Mongolia.
This is said to be the first time that an American company has entered the fast growing renewable energy field of China. Besides the production [...]

America-based DuPont is expanding its solar power projects in Hong Kong and Shenzhen with an investment of USD160 million.
Douglas W. Muzyka, the president of DuPont Greater China, told local media that DuPont is discussing with several companies in Hong Kong to bring DuPont's solar power programs to Hong Kong. In addition, the company will [...]

News from the 2009 Working Conference of the Chinese Academy of Sciences is that CAS has formally initiated a solar power action program.

American hotel brand Days Inn plans to set up an eco-friendly hotel in Yantai, Shandong province.

A solar power station, reportedly the largest in China, will be built in the Chadam Basin, Qinghai province in 2009.

A solar power station, reportedly the largest in China, will be built up in the Chadam Basin, Qinghai Province in 2009.

U.S. media reports that Intel Capital, the global investment arm of American chip maker Intel Corp, will invest USD20 million in Trony Solar Holdings, a Chinese thin-film solar cell company headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong Province.

The World Bank has approved three energy sector loans, totaling US$441 million, for China.

Applied Materials, one of the largest suppliers of the global semiconductor industry, initiated a 56 kilowatt solar power system in Xi'an on March 21 to partly replace the enterprise's internal electricity consumption.