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Kazakhstan invests 3.25 billion yuan to build a high-voltage transmission line.
Kazakhstan Power Grid Company plans to invest 470.9 million U.S. dollars (approximately 3.25 billion RMB) in a 500-kV high-voltage transmission project that will connect the northern, eastern, and southern power grids. The project aims to establish a modern grid infrastructure capable of providing uninterrupted power supply to multiple regions across Kazakhstan. According to reports, this high-voltage transmission project...
2026/04/13
India plans to increase its power exports to Nepal by 220 megawatts.
According to The Times of India, India will export an additional 220 megawatts of electricity to Nepal, helping the energy-starved nation ease its power crisis.
2026/04/13
International Energy Agency: Coal demand growth will stagnate over the next five years.
According to the International Energy Agency’s latest Medium-Term Coal Market Report, global coal demand growth is expected to stagnate over the next five years, signaling that coal demand is entering a period of decline. Meanwhile, demand for other energy resources—especially renewable energy—is set to continue growing.
2026/04/13
Jiang Zeyuan: The wire and cable industry will see a clear polarization.
With the advancement of technology and the booming economy, the cable industry is facing both significant challenges and tremendous opportunities within the traditional industrial landscape. Recently, in an interview, Jiang Zeyuan, an investor from Far East Group, stated that the wire and cable industry will experience a clear polarization: cable manufacturers’ profits will decline sharply, triggering a sense of existential crisis. Entrepreneurs like Jiang Zeyuan are all paying close attention to how, amid this emerging crisis, they can identify effective and sustainable growth opportunities in areas such as corporate management, product marketing, and manufacturing processes—issues that have become worthy of serious consideration across the entire industry. Jiang Zeyuan pointed out that China’s wires and cables, serving as the “nerves” and “blood vessels” of the national economy, ...
2026/04/13
Global energy consumption rose by 1% in 2016, while coal consumption fell by 1.7%.
According to the "World Energy Statistical Yearbook" released by BP, global coal consumption fell by 1.7% in 2016 compared to the previous year, a decrease of 53 million tons of oil equivalent. Last year, coal’s share of global energy consumption dropped to 28.1%, marking the lowest share since 2004. The decline in coal consumption was most pronounced in the following countries: the United States saw an 8.8% drop, China a 1.6% drop, and the United Kingdom a 52.5% drop. In addition, coal production also declined by 6.2% year-on-year, amounting to approximately 231 million tons of oil equivalent. Among these, the United States experienced the largest drop in production, falling by 19%, while China’s output decreased by 7.9%.
2026/04/13
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