[Deep Wind Offshore and EWP to develop offshore wind projects] Norwegian offshore project developer DWO has partnered with South Korean state-owned energy company East West Power to develop South Korean offshore wind projects. Under their partnership, DWO and EWP will focus on developing four floating and bottom-fixed projects offshore from the country's coastline. The total installed capacity of these projects will exceed 4GW. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2026.06.08 11:36
• [EU € 550 billion high-speed rail blueprint]
• The European Union has announced its 2040 high-speed rail development plan, with a total investment of 550 billion euros, aiming to build a high-speed rail network across Europe and reduce travel time between major capitals by half. The funding will adopt the "EU Fund+Member State Supporting+Private Capital" model, and a high-speed railway agreement will be introduced before 2026 to leverage private capital. The entire network will unify the signal system, with a focus on filling the gaps in Eastern and Southern Europe. This website has the triple intention of green transformation, economic cohesion, and geopolitical strategy, but financing, land acquisition, and approval are still tough battles, and whether they can be realized depends on the finances and progress of each country.Editor/Cheng Liting

• 2026.06.08 11:30
• [Acceptance of the Yangtze River Upstream Channel Regulation Project]
• Recently, the waterway improvement project from Chaotianmen to Fuling in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River successfully passed the completion acceptance of the Ministry of Transport and was officially put into operation. After the rectification, the 4.5-meter deep waterway in the Three Gorges Reservoir area has been extended to the central urban area of Chongqing, and 5000 ton cargo ships can directly reach the main city of Chongqing all year round. The navigation capacity of the Yangtze River's golden waterway has been further improved, and the water transportation pattern in Chongqing has been substantially upgraded. Editor/Cheng Liting