Chinese producers on Thursday protested the United States' latest decision to slash trade duties on solar energy products from China.
The US International Trade Commission decided Wednesday that the US solar industry was materially injured by Chinese imports.
An expansion project for a power converter station that will allow power to be transmitted from Northeast China to North China has been completed.
China's first indigenous purely electric supermini car hit the market on Monday as part of a government-sponsored project.
"In the coming years, China's demand for the radioactive ore will surge with the booming development of nuclear power," said a researcher.
China said on Monday that it has made a complaint to the World Trade Organization against photovoltaic subsidies in the European Union.
Shanghai has submitted a proposal for incentive policies for green cars to the National Development and Reform Commission.
China announced on Thursday that it will begin an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into European imports of solar-grade polysilicon.
Higher energy-efficiency standards, rational prices on carbon and deep investments in urban energy infrastructure could quicken China's transition to a green economy.
China's rapid shift toward a green economy will be a boon both to its domestic market and the global economy as the process is creating new business opportunities worldwide.
China's development of the green industry during its 12th Five-Year Plan will result in 3.6 trillion yuan in investment opportunities.
The possible establishment of new business partnerships amid supportive government initiatives may raise the solar industry's chances for recovery.
China consumed 715.7 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity generated by clean energy sources in the first nine months of 2012, up 22.5 percent year-on-year.
China's electric-vehicle industry is falling behind other major auto markets as sales decline sharply and market share remains low.
Energy-saving vehicles are getting the cold shoulder from Chinese consumers due to the indifference of car dealers and the mentality of buyers.
The recent Beijing Design Week demonstrated that Smart City is about completely open innovation.
China's photovoltaic industry, which is suffering from European and US trade protectionism and domestic overcapacity, is expected to reach a turning point.
A nationwide survey examining China's environmental protection industry was launched on Tuesday, said the Ministry of Environmental Protection.
The Ministry of Commerce on Thursday condemned a US decision to slap duties on billions of dollars worth of Chinese solar energy products.
US anti-dumping and anti-subsidy duties on China's crystalline silicon photovoltaic cells "signals protectionism" and hinders new energy development.
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