Started construction of the world's largest floating solar power plant
According to a reporter in Tokyo, Kyocera Corporation has started construction of the world's largest floating solar power plant in Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture.
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According to a reporter in Tokyo, Kyocera Corporation has started construction of the world's largest floating solar power plant in Ichihara City, Chiba Prefecture.
In June 2015, the total cost of ITER construction exceeded 14 billion USD but experts said this was a totally worthy investment.
Solar power plants that are part of Tesla's new energy project will probably be much larger in size than originally anticipated.
The 2,470-meter bridge is scheduled to open in June 2016 in Yunnan Province, China, the longest suspension bridge in Asia.
Vietnam's first solar power plant has just been started in Mo Duc district (Quang Ngai) with a total construction investment of 826 billion dong, on an area of 24ha wi…
China is preparing for the construction of the fifth research station in Antarctica, to further expand its presence on the ice continent.
In Tim Cook's talk at the Goldman Sachs Tech Conference 2015, Apple CEO said the company is building a solar field.
Japan is leading the way in building a large cosmic ray telescope to clarify the origin of the universe.
In order to diversify the supply of electricity, the Japanese government is considering the possibility of building generators from clean water pipes to households.
China has just completed the construction of the Wenchang Satellite Launch Center in Hainan Province and will soon bring it into operation.
In the next three years, Russia will complete the construction of the world's first floating nuclear power plant, capable of providing energy and heat as well as drinkin…
The passion of people with buildings, architectural works is very rich and diverse. In construction, bricks are indispensable materials.
Russia and China will cooperate to build a floating nuclear power plant to serve civilian needs.
On June 19, the world's largest telescope construction project (E-ELT) in Chile was officially started after years of delay.
The pink twin towers are about to spring up on the Chinese soil, not only to capture Burj Khalifa's tallest building in the world, but also to solve the problem of air p…