[Qinghai Clean Energy Industry Highland Research Group deploys key tasks for 2026] The Northwest Energy Regulatory Bureau, in conjunction with the Qinghai Provincial Energy Bureau, recently held the 2025 annual summary meeting of the Qinghai Construction National Clean Energy Industry Highland Research Group, releasing four research results, including a study on the utilization efficiency of new energy in Qinghai's 15th Five Year Plan, a study on the path of multi energy complementary integration, a study on the development prospects of the solar thermal industry chain, and the research and application of new energy storage technologies. The meeting also deployed the key research work for 2026, emphasizing the need to strengthen research in new energy storage, solar thermal and other fields to support the high-quality development of Qinghai's clean energy industry.Editor/Yang Meiling

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• 2026.04.15 11:50
• [Changsha West Station West Elevated Ramp Phase I started construction]
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• 2026.04.15 11:43
• [The Zhongke Aerospace Power Arrow 1 successfully launched an eight star rocket]
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