Tag: Electricity generation

EnergySustainability

China’s Thermal Power Generation Declines as Hydropower Surges in September

China’s thermal power generation dropped 5.4% in September compared to the same period last year, according to recent statistics bureau data. The decline comes as hydropower output surged nearly 32% year-on-year, marking a significant shift in the country’s energy mix. Overall electricity generation still increased by 1.5% despite the reduction in fossil fuel-based power.

Shift in China’s Energy Mix as Hydropower Rebounds

China’s fossil fuel-based power generation reportedly declined by 5.4% in September compared to the same period last year, according to recent data from the National Bureau of Statistics. The decrease in thermal power output, which primarily comes from coal with some natural gas contribution, occurred alongside a substantial 31.9% increase in hydropower generation, sources indicate.

by Harlow Wesley
EnergyPolicy

Corsock Renewable Energy Proposal Enters Third Appeal Phase Amid Local Opposition

Renewable energy developers have submitted a third appeal to the Scottish Government for a proposed wind farm near Corsock. The latest application follows two previous rejections based on visual impact and environmental concerns, with the current proposal addressing biodiversity enhancement requirements that stalled the second attempt.

Third Appeal Filed for Corsock Wind Energy Development

Developers have reportedly submitted a fresh appeal to the Scottish Government seeking approval for a seven-turbine wind farm near Corsock, marking the third attempt to move the renewable energy project forward after previous rejections. According to reports, the latest submission comes after Dumfries and Galloway Council failed to render a decision within statutory timeframes, automatically triggering the appeal process.

by Harlow Wesley