[Amberside Energy and CIP to develop 2GW of renewable energy projects in the UK] British engineering firm Amberside Energy has partnered with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners' flagship fund to develop 2GW of solar and battery storage capacity in the UK. Under agreed terms, the Flagship Fund will provide the capital needed to develop these projects based on investment decisions. The CIP said the projects would make a significant contribution to increasing the UK's energy independence, while delivering predictable and affordable electricity at competitive costs and decarbonizing energy production. Editor/Xing Wentao

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• 2026.11.09 11:00
• [China's largest single power flywheel energy storage project put into operation]
• On November 6, 2026, China's largest single-power flywheel energy storage project was connected to the grid at Huaneng Lanzhou Thermal Power Company, marking an important breakthrough in China's rapid frequency regulation technology for flywheel energy storage in thermal power bases. The 5 MW flywheel put into operation this time is currently the largest single-power flywheel in China. Its adjustment rate can reach 5 MW/s, its power storage can reach 1,250 kWh, its charge and discharge efficiency can reach over 85%, and its cycle life can reach tens of millions of times.Editor/Gong Ziwei

• 2026.11.09 10:09
• [By 2030, China's charging infrastructure will exceed 40 million]
• At the press conference of the "15th Five Year Plan" series held on November 6, 2026, it was learned that by 2030, the proportion of electricity in China's terminal energy consumption will increase to about 35%. In the field of transportation, the National Energy Administration will promote the construction of high-quality charging and swapping infrastructure layout, and build a charging infrastructure network with urban surface, highway line, and rural point layout. By 2030, the number of charging infrastructure will exceed 40 million, forming a charging service capacity that supports more than 110 million electric vehicles.Editor/Gong Ziwei