Translated Chinese Renewable Energy News

[matt_china]

Hi all,

I'm a Canadian who has been living in China for 6 years now.

I translate Chinese newspaper articles relating to energy and renewables.

I have to read all the articles to follow Chinese energy trends anyways, so I figured I should make better use of the time. It may help non-Chinese readers get some insight into the Chinese mainstream media and public opinions in these sectors.

I post them in my blog at
China News

These are meant to give you an idea of what the Chinese media is saying, I just translate them, they do not represent my personal opinions.

some recent ones that may be interesting....

China Replacing Uranium with Thorium in Nuclear Power

China’s Domestic Solar Bottlenecks

Chinese Garbage Burning Power Plants Coming Online

China’s Five-year Plan & Renewable Energy – A Detailed Explanation

Massive earthquake shifts flow of solar power orders

[talin83]

Renewable energy is an important facet, most especially that the demand for energy is escalating.

[MangPut]

Thanks for that!

It is quite important for this kind of info to be out there...for a number of reasons.

Cheers cobber!

[minoly]

Yes, many thanks for posting this!
My son's 6th grade social studies class is focusing on china, when he saw me reading this he was all over it. He'll be presenting w/ one of your translations today.

Patrick

[matt_china]

Glad you like it

awesome, let me know how it goes with your son.

was a little busy playing host recently, no posts, back now, new post today.

[CRMoore]

effluent gases

That's the Good news; no mention of effluent gases or their treatment!?

[mxh5210]

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