Energy: Technology, News & Trends
Renewables Surpass Coal as China Leads Global Energy Shift
On October 10, 2025, the global energy structure reached a historic turning point. According to the latest data report jointly released by the...
Scientists Convert Carbon Dioxide from Seawater into Bioplastics
The ocean, Earth’s largest natural carbon sink, absorbs over a quarter of human-caused carbon dioxide emissions annually, effectively mitigating global warming. However, ocean...
Earth Is Getting Darker, NASA Warns of Climate Impact
In what scientists describe as one of the most concerning developments in recent years, a recent report released by NASA reveals that the...
At $0.025/kWh, Solar Is Now the World’s Cheapest Energy
A new study from the University of Surrey in the UK shows that solar energy has officially become the world’s most economical source...
China Helps Power Africa’s Sustainable Energy Future
Across the African continent, China-Africa power cooperation projects are in full swing, injecting powerful momentum into the sustainable development of electricity in African...
China Ranks Top1 in Solid-State Battery Tech After Major Breakthrough
Researchers gently bend a thinner-than-paper battery, and the counter on the experimental instrument steadily ticks toward 20,000. This seemingly simple action in a...
How the Arctic Ocean Exacerbated Global Warming 56 Million Years Ago
A recent study by the Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and an international collaborative team has discovered that during the...
US Allocates $625M to Support Struggling Coal Sector
According to the latest reports, the U.S. Department of the Interior and Department of Energy have jointly launched a major initiative, announcing the...
World’s First Deepwater Floating Wind Farm Put into Operation in France
In September 2025, the Occitanie region of France witnessed a milestone event in the global energy sector – Ocean Winds successfully completed the...
Underground Carbon Storage in 2025: A False Hope for Climate?
How much carbon dioxide can the Earth “swallow” from human emissions? This question sounds like asking the Earth’s “stomach capacity.” Geological carbon storage...
