China’s Silent Oil Boom: The Strategy That Will Rewrite the Global Market
EnergyFor years, state-owned giants such as CNPC, Sinopec, and CNOOC have invested around $80 billion annually.
Read more »For years, state-owned giants such as CNPC, Sinopec, and CNOOC have invested around $80 billion annually.
Read more »According to a new study, AI energy demand will reach up to 300 GW annually by 2030. If data centers are strategically located, all that energy could come from the sun—but that’s not an easy step for companies.
Read more »The plasma containing deuterium and tritium nuclei reaches a temperature of 270 million degrees Fahrenheit.
Read more »The country imports 99% of its uranium concentrate to fuel its nuclear reactors.
Read more »The U.S. saw China’s rare earth ban coming—and is now playing one of its last trump cards.
Read more »The reactor serves as the reverberation chamber and the turbine room is the anechoic chamber.
Read more »China plans to open its lab for international collaboration, although this move is likely to escalate tensions in the South China Sea.
Read more »Expert analysis shows that renewable energy patents have increased 4.5 times faster over the past two decades.
Read more »The Aalo Atomics prototype operates independently of the electrical grid, coupled to the grid, or in a hybrid mode.
Read more »The U.S. announced it needs to invest around $3.5 billion to modernize its infrastructure.
Read more »Microsoft’s AI for Good Lab developed the initiative in partnership with The Nature Conservancy and Planet Labs PBC.
Read more »China has established itself as a leader in nuclear energy, becoming the country that other nations look to for inspiration.
Read more »Despite the initial skepticism, Chyba and Hand spent the next nine years developing their electricity-generating device to prove their theory.
Read more »Nights on the Moon last for two weeks, which means nuclear power will be essential for manned bases.
Read more »Small modular reactors (SMRs) promised cheaper nuclear fission power with their compact, modular design. NuScale’s failed pilot project suggests otherwise.
Read more »It's possible to use the radioactive waste from operating fission reactors to generate the electricity needed for many electronic devices.
Read more »China has been developing an experimental nuclear fusion reactor for several years, which is at least as ambitious as ITER.
Read more »China already controls rare earth elements, but mastering thorium production requires significant investment.
Read more »The export suspension aims to regulate the cobalt market due to global overproduction.
Read more »Polyshine Solar is a Chinese company focused on producing lightweight solar panels. Its latest innovation features flexible, easy-to-install panels.
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