China's state-owned enterprises have been accelerating construction of new energy projects since the start of the year, from photovoltaic power stations to offshore wind farms, which, according to analysts and industry observers, are expected to become new engines driving the country's economic growth.
XIONGAN, the world's first eco-friendly assembled U-shaped shield pipe erecting machine for utility tunnel started operation at the EA4 utility tunnel project in Xiongan New Area in North China's Hebei Province on March 2.
Ansteel released a self-developed 690-megapascal cryogenic steel for liquefied carbon dioxide (LCO2) carriers cargo tank on March 3 in Dalian, Northeast China's Liaoning Province.
A Long March-4C carrier rocket was launched from the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in Shanxi province on March 10, sending two Earth-observation satellites into preset orbit.
China should accelerate the pace of performance verification and commercialization of its 600-kilometer-per-hour magnetic levitation trains to better compete with established global peers, said the top executive of the country's largest train manufacturer.
The integrated petrochemical project developed by China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC) became fully operational in late February in South China's Guangdong Province.
With China entering a new era of green and innovation-led growth, its State-owned enterprises will continue to deploy more resources in areas such as energy conservation, emission reduction and low-carbon growth to advance the country's green development, according to information released by the country's top state-owned assets regulator.
The world's first 3000-ton OMB multi-nozzle opposed pulverized coal pressurized gasifier was completed and ready for shipment on Feb 20.