[12 projects in the Fangzi District of Weifang started concentratedly] On October 20, 2021, 12 key projects in the Fangzi District of Weifang will start construction, with a total investment of 6.26 billion yuan, involving high-end equipment, healthy food, electronic communications and other fields. Editor/He Yuting

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• 2026.07.28 16:28
• [Gansu power grid continuously breaks three records for wind and solar energy storage]
• Recently, State Grid Gansu Electric Power coordinated the resources of the entire network and reported another breakthrough during the critical period of ensuring supply during the peak summer season. At 20:12 on July 23, 2026, during the peak electricity consumption period in the evening, the maximum discharge power of energy storage in Gansu power grid reached 5.12 million kilowatts, setting a new historical high; At 11:57 on July 24th, the real-time output of new energy in Gansu power grid surged to 28.47 million kilowatts, setting a new historical high; At 12:04 on July 24th, the maximum charging power of energy storage climbed to 6.23 million kilowatts, setting a new historical high; The three key indicators of energy storage, charging and discharging, and new energy output have reached a historic high within 24 hours.Editor/Gong Ziwei

• 2026.07.28 15:22
• [China's wind, solar and photovoltaic installed capacity surpasses thermal power]
• Recently, the "2026 Energy Industry Ecological Report" was officially released. The report shows that during the 14th Five Year Plan period, China's wind, solar, and photovoltaic installed capacity historically surpassed thermal power, while nuclear and biomass energy fields led the world. The installed capacity of wind, solar and photovoltaic power will increase from 530 million kilowatts to 1.84 billion kilowatts from 2020 to 2025. The total installed capacity of nuclear power operation ranks first in the world, and the installed capacity of biomass power generation has been ranked first in the world for seven consecutive years. Editor/Cheng Liting