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March's top stories: China to build space power station, E.ON's German power plants to go offline

2015-04-07 01:00:00| Power Technology

China intends to develop a solar power station in space as part of its efforts to cut down greenhouse gases and tackle energy shortage, and E.ON plans to take two of its gas-fired power plants in Germany offline due to unprofitability. Power-technolo

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