Praxair Electronics has won three new contracts with solar customers in China.

A new shale gas development deal has been signed between an American firm and a Chinese petroleum firm. Texas-based Weir Group PLC and China's Shengli Oilfield Highland Petroleum Equipment Company Ltd. announced the formation of a joint venture to provide high-pressure well service pumps and related flow control equipment to the developing shale gas industry […]

China's Ministry of Environmental Protection has decided to suspend the approval of the construction projects China Huaneng Group and China Huadian Corporation as a punishment to the parties' environmental infringement.
The only exceptions to the blanket ban are new energy and pollution control projects.
MEP stated that it would suspend the approval for the evaluation of the […]

A representative from the National Energy Bureau of China said at a national energy working conference this week that China would invest up to CNY580 billion on electrical power in 2009 and quicken the construction of new energy sources such as nuclear power and wind power.

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

Based on a successful experiment in launching sustainable development areas over the last 22 years, China has set up 13 national advanced sustainable development demonstration zones.

The 1,000 acres of evergreen forest program supported by Shanghai General Motors Dongyue Automotive was officially launched in Nandashan, Xiaojiakuang, Fushan District of Yantai, Shandong Province.

The Shandong Jinneng Coal Gasification Company has received an Energy Star award for its combined heat and power project — the first time the U.S. government has made the award for a project outside of the United States.

Huadian Power International Corporation Limited and China Huadian Hong Kong have entered into a contract to establish a joint venture company — Huadian Inner Mongolia Kailu Wind Power Company Limited, which will initially be engaged in the construction and operation of the 49.5 MW Phase I Inner Mongolia Tongliao Yihetala … Read More>>

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