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China starts on the world’s first supercritical CO2 and molten salt energy plant (opens the original)
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Ruitan demonstration project in Shandong aims to reduce energy waste and stabilise grid electricity supply China has broken ground on the world’s first utility-scale combined supercritical carbon dioxide power generation and molten salt energy storage project, which could help reduce energy waste and improve grid stability. Construction began on the Ruitan demonstration project at China Huaneng’s Bajiao power station in Yantai last week. The project in Shandong province, eastern China, is expect
China hits back as US Congress approves tariffs on top buyers of Russian energy (opens the original)
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Passed just ahead of Xi Jinping’s expected US visit, the bill gives Washington power to penalise Beijing over its Russian fuel imports Beijing has pushed back after the US Congress passed a bill on Wednesday that would allow US President Donald Trump to sanction Russia and its largest energy importers, including China. In response to a question about the bill, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said Beijing had always opposed “long-arm jurisdiction” lacking a basis in international la
Former director of leading Chinese museum jailed 3 years after art-sale scandal (opens the original)
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Xu Huping found to have abused his position at Nanjing Museum and taken bribes, including money and property, state media says A former director of a state-owned museum at the centre of a rare high-profile art scandal was sentenced to three years in prison, Chinese state media said on Wednesday. Xu Huping was found to have abused his position at the Nanjing Museum in eastern Jiangsu province and taken bribes, including money and property, for helping others secure projects and business collabora
Geologists find unexpectedly large water sources beneath China’s largest desert (opens the original)
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Discovery offers an answer to sand control and agricultural demands along the arid region’s edge Geologists have discovered two large water sources beneath China’s largest desert, potentially offering the northwestern region a vital new tap for sand-control projects and agriculture. The groundwater discoveries were made as part of a water-finding project in the Taklamakan Desert conducted in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region by the region’s geological bureau, according to a report by CCTV Fin
Breaking | Knife attack in China leaves multiple people injured (opens the original)
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Police apprehend suspect in Guangzhou’s university town district Guangzhou police apprehended a man in the southern Chinese city’s university town district after receiving reports that he was wielding a knife and injuring pedestrians, according to a police statement. According to an alert by the Panyu district branch of the Guangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau, at about 5.20pm local time, emergency services received calls about multiple stabbings in front of a hotpot restaurant in the dist
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