Masdar, Brookfield Wrap Up EUR1.2 Billion Deal for Renewable Power Assets in Iberia

MT NewswiresDec 20 21:22

Hong Kong stock midday review | All three indices rose, the Technology Index up over 1%; Autos, power, and Semiconductor stocks increased, with Li Auto and CHINA LONGYUAN rising nearly 4%, and Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation up over

Network Technology stocks are generally rising, XIAOMI-W is up 2.17%, SENSORY-W is up 2.03%; Electric Power stocks are all going up, HUADIAN POWER is up 4.53%, CHINA LONGYUAN is up 3.86%; Hong Kong Retail Stocks are generally rising, BOSSINI INT'L is down 6.78%, PRADA is up 2.59%;

Futu NewsDec 18 12:10

The hang seng index celebrates its 55th anniversary: How has the barometer of the Hong Kong stock market evolved?

The Hang Seng Index company announced that as of November 24, the Hang Seng Index (abbreviated as "HSI") officially enters its 55th anniversary.

Zhitong FinanceNov 25 15:29

Shanghai Electric Power Subsidiary to Use Wind Power Assets to Back Quasi-REIT Issuance

MT NewswiresNov 21 11:54

Hong Kong stocks: Hang Seng Index rose 51 points in the first half of the day, netease surged by 13%, "Bilibili" dropped by 10%.

Mainland China's major economic indicators rebounded last month (retail sales up 4.8% year-on-year, beating expectations), with the Hong Kong stock market performing well in the morning. The Hang Seng Index opened 67 points higher, fell 103 points in the early stage to 19,332 points before rebounding, rose 172 points to 19,608 points at one point, up 51 points or 0.3% at midday, closing at 19,486 points; The H-share index rose 27 points or 0.4%, closing at 7,001 points; Hang Seng Tech Index rose 38 points or 0.9%, closing at 4,357 points, with a total turnover of 85.151 billion Hong Kong dollars in the morning session. In the financial sector, HSBC Holdings (00005.HK) rose by 0.8%, while Standard Chartered (02888.HK) and Hong Kong

AASTOCKSNov 15 12:27

United Kingdom approves the construction of a new submarine cable to expand wind power exports, aiming to become a net electricity exporter by the end of the 2020s.

The United Kingdom's energy regulator, Ofgem, has approved the construction of five new submarine cables connecting the UK with mainland Europe and Ireland. The UK is seeking to benefit from the expansion of wind power capacity and aims to become a net electricity exporter by the end of the 2020s. The plans include supplying up to 4.6 gigawatts to Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany via the North Sea, as well as supplying approximately 1.5 gigawatts to Ireland and Northern Ireland. Currently, the UK imports electricity from France for much of the time to meet demand. With the significant increase in offshore wind power capacity, the grid connections are essential for the UK to achieve a clean grid by 2030. To meet these goals, the UK electrical utilities operators expect to

AASTOCKSNov 12 17:40