[China's nuclear power installed capacity to reach 70 million kilowatts in 2025] The "14th Five-Year Plan for Modern Energy System" announced by the National Development and Reform Commission and the National Energy Administration proposes that by 2025, the installed capacity of nuclear power operation will reach about 70 million kilowatts. Editor / Xu Shengpeng

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• 2026.08.21 15:57
• [Yantai Port's annual non bulk cargo volume exceeds 6 million tons]
• Recently, a cargo ship carrying engineering equipment and building materials sailed from Yantai Port in Shandong Province to Ghana. The annual shipping volume of African general cargo liners in the port exceeded 6 million tons for the first time, a year-on-year increase of 66.1%. Four new African air routes will be opened in 2026, forming a dense land sea intermodal network. Multi party collaboration at the port, relying on intelligent operations to ensure efficient loading. The port has leveraged the advantages of the bauxite bulk cargo return mode, with a two-way shipping volume of 44.806 million tons from January to July 2026, firmly ranking as the top port in China for trade with Africa.Editor/Gong Ziwei

• 2026.08.21 11:45
• [Qingdao solar thermal energy storage substrate new material starts construction]
• The Qingdao Jinyi Solar Thermal Energy Storage Substrate New Material Project has officially started construction, and is a key landing project of the Qingdao New Display Industry Park. The project is invested and constructed by Qingdao Jinjing Co., Ltd., with a total investment of 1 billion yuan and a planned construction area of 81000 square meters. It focuses on the research and production of solar thermal energy storage reflectors, and the products will be supplied to solar thermal bases in western China and overseas markets. After the project reaches its production capacity, it is expected to generate an annual sales revenue of 984 million yuan and an annual export value of 140 million yuan, providing nearly 200 job opportunities. Editor/Cheng Liting