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China has laid out plans to drive the development of subsidy-free wind and solar projects across the country in an effort to push the technologies to grid parity.
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Whyalla goes greener with $145m solar greenhouse, as Gupta effect grows
In a "big reveal" alongside GFG Alliance's Sanjeev Gupta, Whyalla City Council announces China-backed deal to build 70 hectare solar powered intensive horticulture facility.
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Guangzhou Auto Show 2018: Top six pure electric cars
Six of the most notable pure electric cars unveiled at the Guangzhou Auto Show 2018, as the Chinese auto market turns its focus to EVs.
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Ford and Volvo team with Baidu in China autonomous vehicle push
Chinese internet giant signs agreement global carmakers Volvo and Ford to help put China at the centre of a massive autonomous electric car market push.
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Tesla China EV factory a step closer, with $200m land deal
China made Teslas could be headed Australia's way, after news of progress on a site for a factory near Shanghai.
The basic fact remains that the extent of global warming depends on China’s emission control, or lack of it, more than any other single factor.
China’s northwestern Qinghai Province taps internet-of-things to run for seven straight days entirely on renewable energy.
Just as in almost every other industry these days, it pays to keep a close eye on what happens in the Middle Kingdom.
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Coal kicks on: Why China’s emissions have not yet peaked
Wind, solar PV and Nuclear have gained electricity market share in China, but because of another downturn in hydro, coal generation continues to grow.
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Adani’s vain hope global coal market will save Carmichael mine
Adani pins hopes for beleaguered Carmichael coal mine on the Asia–Pacific market. But the Australian government’s own resources forecaster is less confident.
