[wpd and Australis to develop 1.4GW offshore project in Australia] wpd Offshore Australia Holdings, part of Germany's wpd group, has formed a joint venture with Australis Energy to develop three offshore wind energy projects off the coast of Australia. The three offshore wind projects have a combined capacity of 1.4GW and will be developed in the coastal waters of Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia. Australis has already started work on these three projects and has completed the first two phases of the project. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2026.06.25 17:39
• [8.5 billion project landed in Urad Middle Banner, Inner Mongolia]
• Urad Middle Banner in Inner Mongolia signed an 8.5 billion yuan wind solar hydrogen ammonia integration project with Ates, which will be implemented in the Ganqimaodu Port Park. The project will be supported by 1 million kilowatts of wind power and produce 50000 tons of green hydrogen and 260000 tons of green ammonia annually, using green electricity throughout the entire process. The project uses wind hydrogen ammonia conversion to solve the problem of wind power consumption and contribute to dual carbon. At present, the preliminary work is progressing in an orderly manner, and the plan is to complete the preliminary review and start construction by December 2026. This project promotes the transformation of enterprises into comprehensive energy service providers, providing a demonstration for the coordinated development of new energy and high energy consuming industries in Shagehuang.Editor/Gong Ziwei

• 2026.06.25 17:34
• [Yunnan, China introduces low altitude economy implementation plan]
• Yunnan has introduced an implementation plan for expanding low altitude economic scenarios, specifying 18 tasks in seven major areas and development goals for 2027. Local innovation builds a provincial-level unified low altitude governance platform, relying on nine functional modules and over a hundred AI algorithms, to achieve collaborative operation and data sharing of unmanned aerial vehicles across the entire region. This model effectively reduces the cost of grassroots governance, improves the efficiency of inspection and disposal, and also drives the iteration of local high-altitude drone technology. At the same time, Yunnan actively lays out low altitude logistics, cultural tourism, agricultural and forestry operations and other scenarios, expands overseas markets in South Asia and Southeast Asia, improves regulatory support, and assists in the standardized and high-quality development of low altitude economy.Editor/Gong Ziwei