Much of China experienced extremely hot weather, causing a record-breaking surge in electricity use, exceeding 1.5 billion kilowatts, according to a Reuters report. Authorities face a significant ...

A meteorologist said the temperatures in northern cities are resembling parts in the south. Read more at straitstimes.com.

By Xihao Jiang, Joe Cash and Xiuhao Chen SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) -Sweltering heat enveloped China's eastern seaboard on Friday, as a high-pressure system settled over the country's most populous ...

China's scorching heat will extend next week with around 10 provincial-level regions are bracing for blistering heatwaves of ...

China is battling deadly floods, landslides, and intense heat as Tropical Storm Danas and a persistent heatwave wreak havoc ...

An intense heatwave has gripped northern and central China this July, with temperatures soaring and nights offering little ...

A major Chinese power generator says its electricity production has reached a record high as the country grapples with a punishing heat wave. China Energy Investment Corporation, one of the world ...

China’s economic growth forecasts have been downgraded further by major investment banks, as the country grapples with its worst heatwave in 60 years. CNN values your feedback 1.

China is mining and importing more coal as its worst heatwave and drought in six decades hits hydroelectricity, the nation’s second biggest source of power. CNN values your feedback 1.

The record-breaking heat wave in China, which started back in June, has evaporated over half the hydroelectricity generation capacity in Sichuan, a southwestern province that usually gets 81% of ...

A heat wave across some of China’s biggest industrial provinces has pushed local electricity consumption to unprecedented levels, sending thermal coal futures toward record highs.

The recent heatwave is already taxing China's power grid, with the nationwide maximum power load surging to a record 1.47 billion kilowatts on Friday, up nearly 150 million from a year earlier ...