EDF has signed an agreement for low-carbon projects in China. The agreement establishes the partnership entered into with the Chinese power utility China Energy Investment Corporation. The cooperation agreement concerns EDF’s acquisition of a stake in the Dongtai IV and V offshore wind projects, located off the coast of Jiangsu Province north of Shanghai. The Dongtain IV projet is currently being built; the construction of Dongtai V is scheduled to begin in 2019. Subject to the signing of the final contracts, both partners will build and operate a total installed capacity of 500 MW, which will be gradually commissioned by 2021.
French floating PV specialist Ciel & Terre has commissioned the 70 MW solar photovoltaic project it has constructed for the state-owned developer China Energy Conservation and Environmental P...
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Read moreGCL New Energy Holdings Ltd has agreed to dispose 55% of interest in its three subsidiaries Xinan GCL, Ruzhou GCL and Jiangling GCL that together own 280 MW of solar projects in China for CNY246.4 mil...
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Read moreThe China Everbright International Limited has signed Danzhou Waste-to-energy Project (Danzhou Project) in Hainan Province and Yongzhou Eastern Waste-to-energy Project (Yongzhou Eastern Project) in Hu...
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