Drought causes serious electricity shortages in China
Chinese factories are facing policies to limit electricity use, in the context of rising coal prices and prolonged droughts affecting the operation of hydropower plants,…
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Chinese factories are facing policies to limit electricity use, in the context of rising coal prices and prolonged droughts affecting the operation of hydropower plants,…
Vietnam Electricity Group (EVN) has cooperated with the Atomic Energy Department, Ministry of Science and Technology, and Synergy Event Organization to organize the 2nd…
After 2 years of implementation, the small-scale bio-gas power production project (Bio-Gas project) has supported 42 farms ...
People in China's eco-urban can drink water from the tap, move on the vehicles without exhaust emissions.
Germany is currently the world leader in the use of renewable energy sources and could become the first G20 country to give up fuel oil sources.
Many parts of the world are using waste to turn them into treasures.
Instead of being buried or becoming a huge dump on the roadside, plastic bags can be recycled and become useful products such as ink, lubricants ...
Taiwan is the first place in the world to force people to attend environmental classes.
The ash from the Eyjafjallajakull volcano in Iceland in April brought a large amount of electricity.
A luxury hotel in the Danish capital produces electricity by asking guests to step on bicycles connected to generators.
Some types of bacteria that are active in wastewater treatment can help people generate electricity, scientists claim.
Through the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), the Indian government is replacing hundreds of thousands of incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs.
The Indonesian government has just announced an ambitious plan to take advantage of huge volcanic heat in the country to produce electricity.
The world's largest polluted sea can provide an endless amount of electricity to humans thanks to its toxic gas.
After more than 30 years of not building any nuclear power plant (NPP) since the Three Mile Island accident in 1979, the US has started to build a new nuclear power plan…