The latest report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) indicates that long-term instability factors facing the global energy sector have increased due to a series of events last year. The report, titled World Energy Outlook 2014 (WEO-2014), projects that by 2040, demand growth in major global energy markets will reach 37%, placing greater stress on the global energy system. Global market demand for coal and oil is expected to plateau by 2040. Meanwhile, benefiting from government subsidies (approximately 1200 hundred million USD in 2013) and continued declining
Centering on the coatings and chemical industry chain, extending upstream to environmentally friendly coating raw materials and downstream to integrated industrial coating applications, to strengthen and expand the fine chemical industry. Relying on the "35-ton industrialization project," Northwest Yongxin will develop environmentally friendly general-purpose resins and coatings, energy-saving and environmentally friendly architectural coatings, new energy coatings, water-based automotive coatings, and high-performance petrochemical anti-corrosion coatings. It ensures the completion of R&D for 4 group-level projects, including self-cleaning solar glass protective coatings and water-based anti-rust paints for steel structures, promoting the transition from traditional coatings to green coatings. Northwest Yongxin starts everything with "new"
Recently, the Huadian Huanxian Maojing Phase II 400MW wind farm project invested and constructed by Gansu Huadian Huanxian Wind Power Co., Ltd., the CPECC Huanxian Xiaonangou 100MW wind power project invested and constructed by China Power Engineering Consulting Group New Energy Co., Ltd., the Huadian Fuxin Huanxian Xiaonangou 200MW wind power project invested and constructed by Gansu Huadian Huanxian Wind Power Co., Ltd., the Gansu Xinyuan Huanxian Xiaonangou 100MW wind power project invested and constructed by Gansu Xinyuan Investment Co., Ltd., and the Beijing Ruichen Huanxian Maojing
Xie Zhenhua, Deputy Director of the NDRC, stated at a State Council Information Office press conference that non-fossil energy sources should be vigorously developed; these mainly include nuclear, hydro, wind, and solar power. Xie Zhenhua pointed out that China's nuclear power under construction is the largest in the world. From 2007 to the end of last year, China's total installed hydropower capacity doubled, total installed wind power capacity increased by 60 times, and installed photovoltaic power generation capacity increased by 280 times. According to data released by the United Nations, China accounts for 24% of the global renewable energy installed capacity, indicating a rapid growth rate. Last year, the total global re
As the year draws to a close, China's wind power industry has delivered its "summary" for the year—2014 was a pivotal year for the wind energy industry. From 11 18 to 19, the Wind Energy Equipment Branch of the China Agricultural Machinery Industry Association held the "2014 National Annual Conference on Large-scale Wind Energy Equipment and Industry Development Forum" in Nanchang, Jiangxi. This conference set the tone for the development of China's wind power industry in 2014: In 2013, China's wind power industry emerged from the doldrums and entered a recovery phase; after 2014 years of development, it has become more mature and stable, laying a solid foundation for sustained, healthy, and positive future development.
Since last year, air purifiers have continued to break into the small home appliance sales rankings. Yesterday, Hu Jie, General Manager of Broad Air Quality, revealed to a Changjiang Business Daily reporter at Suning's "Smog Removal Experience Hall" in Wuhan that the new national standard for air purifiers will be implemented from the end of this year to the beginning of next year. However, he predicted that after 5 years, air purifiers will gradually disappear from the market. "PM2.5 inhalation amount is 1458.7 micrograms, the amount deposited in the alveoli and unable to be discharged is 972.5 micrograms, leading to an 8.4% increase in the risk of death from cardiopulmonary diseases, and an 12.3% increase in the risk of death from cancer..." For clean breathing
On 10 month 23 day, the National Development and Reform Commission, the National Energy Administration, and the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development jointly issued the special document "Implementation Rules for Natural Gas Distributed Energy Demonstration Projects" (hereinafter referred to as the "Rules"). The Rules specify the application conditions, selection principles, project implementation, acceptance, post-evaluation, and incentive policies for natural gas distributed energy demonstration projects. The promulgation of this document aims to improve management procedures such as review and application for natural gas distributed energy demonstration projects, promoting the rapid, healthy, and orderly development of natural gas distributed energy. In recent years, the energy sector has discussed distributed
Recent investigations in Beijing, Inner Mongolia and other regions reveal severe overcapacity in China's domestic electrolytic aluminum sector, with industry-wide losses exceeding 90%. Due to imbalanced electricity pricing policies across different enterprises and regions, unclear policies for cross-provincial capacity transfer, and lackluster support from local governments, resolving excess capacity remains fraught with difficulties. Wang Huajun, Deputy Secretary-General of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, stated that in the first quarter of 2014, the CEIC Nonferrous Metals Industry Warning Index stood at 73.3, a drop of 6.7 points from the previous quarter, continuing to operate in the "light blue" zone, indicating preliminary judgment of capacity
On 12 11, the National Energy Administration issued the "National Offshore Wind Power Development and Construction Plan (2014-2016)" (hereinafter referred to as the Plan). The Plan covers 44 projects, with a total capacity of 1053 ten thousand kW. This is another significant development for offshore wind power following the announcement of this year's electricity price policy. Previously, the "National Offshore Wind Power Promotion Conference" had announced a preliminary plan for offshore wind power construction, with a target installed capacity of 1028 ten thousand kW at that time. The final target clarified this time represents an increase of 25 ten thousand kW compared to the previous one. In fact, starting in the second half of this year, "offshore wind power
"By the end of 2013, China's total installed capacity of offshore wind power was 38.87 ten thousand kilowatts." At the "China-Europe Offshore Wind Power Engineering and Equipment Manufacturing Technology Seminar" hosted by the Beijing Jianheng Certification Center, Xie Hongwen, Director of the New Energy Department of the General Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower Planning and Design, stated: "It is difficult to complete the 'Twelfth Five-Year Plan'." Data from the wind power professional agency BTM shows that global offshore wind power installations will increase by 26117MW in 2014-2018; by the end of 2018, the cumulative global offshore wind power installations are expected to reach 32948MW, accounting for the global
