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China s CNNC starts construction on 2GW offshore solar farm

China National Nuclear Corp (CNNC) has initiated the construction of the offshore solar farm at Haibin harbour in Lianyungang.

China s Artificial Sun Set Record-Breaking Plasma Temperature at 120 Million °C

Trump administration targeting Cnooc over South China Sea role

Trump administration targeting Cnooc over South China Sea role China’s biggest offshore driller is being targeted in the final days of President Donald Trump’s administration for its activity in the South China Sea. by Bloomberg © Photographer: Getty Images/AFP Departure of China National Offshore Oil Corp. (CNOOC) s first independent deep-water oil drilling rig, from the port of Qingdao, east China s Shandong province. Photographer: Getty Images/AFP Register here for the Energy Voice daily newsletter, bringing you key news and insight from across the global energy landscape. Thank you for signing up to our newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later.

U S blacklists CNOOC for bullying in the South China Sea

U.S. blacklists CNOOC for “bullying” in the South China Sea 1/15/2021 (Bloomberg) China’s biggest offshore driller is being targeted in the final days of President Donald Trump’s administration for its activity in the South China Sea. China National Offshore Oil Corp. has for years drilled in waters far from its borders, and within 200 miles of countries including Vietnam and the Philippines. The activity amounts to the oil giant acting like a “bully” for China’s military to intimidate its neighbors, U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement Thursday announcing the move, which restricts access to U.S. technologies without specific permission.

China s Power Shortages Threaten Recovery Plans — Radio Free Asia

AP An outbreak of electricity shortages has taken China s government by surprise, exposing cracks in the country s energy policies and economic recovery plans. The first signs of trouble in the energy sector emerged in November as electricity consumption jumped 9.4 percent, spurred by rising industrial production and the start of the winter heating season, as power generation rose only 6.8 percent. In early December, power demands in southern China s Hunan province led State Grid officials to warn that shortfalls would last until spring, according to state media. Since then, unusually cold weather has combined with low coal supplies and recovery strains to produce a range of energy shortages in southeastern Jiangxi and eastern Zhejiang provinces as well as Inner Mongolia.

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