Cooperation targets production of powerful global mix

Faced with many challenges, including environmental pollution and climate change, energy reform and global cooperation are becoming ever more urgent for all participants to ensure a cleaner supply chain.

At the G20 Summit in Hangzhou, global leaders will discuss crucial issues, including an improved and more-comprehensive energy cooperation system between countries.

In August, the State Grid Corporation of China, the world's largest State-owned electricity utility, outlined a plan to build a pilot zone in West China to increase the proportion of on-grid clean power in the mix, which will be used to build a Europe-Asia energy connection, and to bring wind power from the Arctic in the future.