
Guo Jiying
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1 month ago |
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Jan 7, 2025 |
yicaiglobal.com | Guo Jiying
(Yicai) Jan. 8 -- Henan province has become the first Chinese provincial-level region this year and seventh overall to exempt hydrogen-powered trucks from paying highway toll fees. Hydrogen trucks in China’s central Henan will not need to pay highway fees between Jan. 25 and Dec. 31 this year, according to an announcement released by the provincial government on Jan. 6.
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Nov 29, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Guo Jiying
(Yicai) Nov. 29 -- With China speeding up the transport, industrial, and other sectors' electrification, the country's electrification rate is expected to reach 34 percent by 2030, according to the deputy director of China Electricity Council's planning and development department. New energy power generation has strong randomness, volatility, and intermittency.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Guo Jiying
(Yicai) Nov. 14 -- There could be an oversupply of oil of 1.15 million barrels per day next year, as demand slumps amid a shift to renewable energy sources and a global economic slowdown, the International Energy Agency said in its November oil market report released yesterday. This is the biggest supply gut predicted by the IEA since April when it first warned that supply would outstrip demand in 2025, and it is 40,000 barrels more than its forecast last month.
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Nov 12, 2024 |
yicaiglobal.com | Guo Jiying
(Yicai) Nov. 12 -- China’s forthcoming first energy law is set to have a far-reaching impact on the energy industry, imposing clear requirements for a low-carbon transition, according to a research professor at Peking University. The law addresses key issues such as ensuring a safe, stable energy supply and promoting a green transition, Yang Lei, deputy dean of the Institute of Energy at Peking University, told Yicai.
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