China General Nuclear Power Group (CGN) is leading a consortium to build an offshore 'integrated energy island' in southern China, a significant engineering endeavor. The project, announced on November 22, will be situated off the coast of Guangdong province and will focus on deep-sea renewable energy sources. This initiative is part of China's strategy to utilize the sea for green energy solutions, such as offshore wind and solar farms, to overcome land limitations. The planned man-made island will be equipped with offshore wind turbines to generate electricity, supporting seawater desalination and hydrogen production. The project aims to create hydrogen-based fuels that can be transported back to the mainland, showcasing a commitment to clean energy. Researchers in China have been exploring the potential of deep-sea integrated energy islands to enhance the country's renewable energy portfolio, allowing for sustainable energy production while avoiding interference with crucial maritime operations. This ambitious project highlights China's innovation and dedication to sustainable energy development, marking a significant step towards a greener future.