[UK grid to spend £20.9bn to achieve net zero emissions]The UK power network operator will have a £20.9bn budget to expand the grid to connect millions of electric vehicles, smart systems and small renewable energy projects over the next five years. The budget will be used for service, maintenance, upgrades and repairs by six UK distribution network companies from April 2023, and has been approved by regulator Ofgem. The plan, which includes tree-cutting, flood protection and other energy security measures, aims to improve the resilience of the UK's 800,000km of overhead and underground transmission lines to deal with more severe weather events in the future. Editor/Xing Wentao
On August 30, 2026, the Yellow River Cyclone project with an annual output of 450 million carats of synthetic diamonds was launched in Emin County, Tacheng, Xinjiang. The project covers an area of 107.88 acres, with a first phase investment of 300 million yuan, equipped with 60 six sided top press machines, and relying on local green power advantages to promote industrial green transformation. Our products cover the fields of industrial cutting tools and diamond cultivation, while also laying out semiconductor and AI computing power cooling tracks to fill the gap in the local superhard material industry. We plan to start trial production in December. Editor/Cheng Liting
Five wind power projects of Inner Mongolia Energy Group have recently been launched, with a total installed capacity of 2.25 million kilowatts, covering multiple areas such as Erlian and Siziwang Banner. The project customizes unit selection based on wind resource conditions, with the Erlian project using 35kV high-voltage direct hanging units to optimize grid access friendliness. After the completion of the project, the annual power generation will be 5.61 billion kilowatt hours, saving about 1.69 million tons of standard coal and reducing carbon dioxide emissions by about 5 million tons, which will greatly enhance the regional clean energy supply capacity. Editor/Cheng Liting