China turns more to green energy for power supply


Solar power: Solar panels mounted on concrete piles at the sea cucumber breeding farm produce renewable energy.

DONGYING (China): China is gradually turning to renewable energy to reduce its dependency on traditional power supply which caused massive pollution.

Currently, some 75% of the electricity in the country is still produced by coal fire, but the Government is consistent in developing green energy by investing in almost half of the world’s new photovoltaic installations last year.

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