LONDON, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Lei Zhang, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Envision, has been named the recipient of the Energy Institute’s 2026 President’s Award. In bestowing Zhang with its highest honour, the Institute highlighted Envision’s role in shaping the global energy transition to drive economic growth and long-term prosperity while accelerating decarbonisation.

In recognising Zhang, the Energy Institute pointed to his standing as a thought leader who has consistently framed the energy transition as a systems challenge — and an economic opportunity — rather than a constraint. His work was cited for advancing industry standards, supporting skills and education, and promoting long-term thinking about how energy systems can better serve societies and economies.

The award also marks a notable moment for the private sector. Zhang is the first entrepreneur and business leader to receive the President’s Award, following previous recipients largely drawn from government, diplomacy and international organisations.

Energy Institute President Andy Brown commented:

“The President’s Award is the Energy Institute’s highest honour, presented to individuals whose achievements have had a transformative impact on global energy. Lei’s vision and leadership have made him one of the foremost global energy leaders. Through Envision, he is shaping the AI energy system providing a foundation that is infinite, intelligent and affordable for all.” 

The Institute said the award reflects a growing recognition that achieving net zero will depend not only on policy, but on businesses capable of building and operating the infrastructure and digital systems that make the transition investable and durable despite the challenges that exist.

Upon accepting the award, Zhang said the world is at a pivotal moment, as technology has driven renewable energy costs down to the point where it can be both affordable and abundant. While skepticism remains, he drew a historical parallel to the 13th century, when paper was dismissed as an inferior alternative to parchment—until its affordability broke the monopoly on knowledge and opened access to the masses.

Zhang expressed optimism for humanity’s future, stating “The age of fossil fuels will pass. What rises next is not just new energy system – but a new horizon for humanity. When energy becomes abundant and accessible, like paper once was for knowledge, it will unlock intelligence, it will restore dignity, it will reshape cooperation. That is how we will create a new prosperity for civilization.”

Zhang is an influential voice in the international energy and climate spheres. He co-founded the Global School of Sustainability with the London School of Economics and was named among TIME’s “100 Most Influential Climate Leaders of 2025.

Professor Nicholas Stern, Chair of the Global School of Sustainability said:

“Sustainable development is the only route to strong and secure growth. Sustainability is the new prosperity. Lei’s commitment to harnessing technology for humanity’s shared energy challenges, together with his extraordinary creativity and drive, provide a powerful example of the kind of leadership we need as we accelerate the pace of change across the world.”

Founded in 2007, Envision has built its strategy around the idea that clean energy is not only an environmental imperative, but a foundation for new economic opportunity. It recently announced the global launch of Dubhe, a groundbreaking energy foundation model that will enable energy systems to scale in step with AI, shaping the AI energy system.

The Energy Institute (EI) is the chartered professional membership body for people working across the world of energy. Their purpose is to create a better energy future by accelerating a just global transition to net zero. International Energy Week, organised by the EI, brings together policymakers, industry leader and experts in London annually.

Below is the full text of the speech:

Creating a New Prosperity for Civilization

I am deeply honored to receive this award. It is not only a recognition of my team and myself, but also an affirmation of our shared vision — the vision of creating a new prosperity for civilization.

We are at a pivotal moment in the development of civilization. Artificial intelligence is taking humanity into a new era of energy demand. Over the next 50 years, global power demand may increase ten times. Just as no one could predict a hundred times rise of energy before the invention of the steam engine.

At the same time, the climate crisis intensifies. With finite fossil fuel reserves, we must confront a fundamental question:

How can we sustain the long-term prosperity of civilization?

This urgency is driving us to build a new energy foundation— a system with  three key pillars : Infinite, Intelligent, and Inexpensive.

Encouragingly, this vision is becoming reality. Once expensive renewable energy, has now surpassed fossil fuels in cost competition. Through large-scale innovation, China has helped drive down the global costs of wind, solar, and energy storage by around 90%, making renewables affordable energy.

Yet alongside progress come doubts. Some mistake “abundance” for “overcapacity.” Others view “affordability” with suspicion.

This reminds me of a misunderstanding from a thousand years ago. In the 13th century, when papermaking technology from China reached Europe, paper was dismissed as a “cheap and fragile” substitute for parchment. Emperor Frederick II even declared documents written on paper invalid. To the elites of the time, inexpensive paper lacked the dignity of costly parchment.

And yet, it was precisely this accessibility — this very “cheapness” — that broke the monopoly of knowledge. It allowed ordinary people to access the knowledge and ultimately helped ignite the Renaissance.

History teaches us that civilization advances through abundance and accessibility. Today, this abundance is laying the foundation for a new energy system.

It will unleash the full potential of AI, expanding the upper limits of civilization. A tenfold increase in power demand is not a burden — it is the nourishment for computational evolution. Without abundant and intelligent energy, the flower of AI cannot fully bloom.

It will also uphold the dignity of humanity and protect the foundation of civilization. In Africa, off-grid systems are lighting remote villages for the first time. In Pakistan, solar panels have become one of the most treasured wedding gifts. In the Middle East, affordable electricity enables desalination that turns desert into farmland. In Southeast Asia remote mountain, wind-powered base stations connect children to global knowledge.

Humanity will move from competing over limited resources to jointly developing the infinite flows of nature — building a new civilization rooted in cooperation.

The age of fossil fuels will pass. What rises next is not just a new energy system —but a new horizon for humanity. When energy becomes abundant and accessible — like paper once was for knowledge

It will unlock intelligence.

It will restore dignity.

It will reshape cooperation.

That is how we will create a new prosperity for civilization.

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BEIJING, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Walnut Coding (the “Company”), a leading online coding platform for young learners, is accelerating the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) education in primary and secondary schools across China. Currently, the company’s AI education public welfare programming courses have reached approximately 140,000 students across 1,029 schools in Shanghai. In addition, the company has initiated teacher training to support these courses, benefiting more than 50,000 primary and secondary school teachers nationwide. The initiative is dedicated to providing structured curriculum materials, professional teacher training, and hands-on learning tools, facilitating the systematic integration of AI education into classrooms.

As a key component of the initiative, Walnut Coding has organized public welfare training sessions to support primary and secondary school teachers nationwide. These programs focus on AI literacy, programming fundamentals, and effective classroom instruction, equipping teachers with the confidence and practical skills required to deliver AI-related content in their classrooms. For students, Walnut Coding’s public welfare AI courses follow a tiered and progressive curriculum structure aligned with age and cognitive development levels. At the primary school level, the curriculum emphasizes visual thinking and hands-on exploration, while middle school courses gradually introduce abstract logic and structured problem-solving. Participating schools receive complete curriculum packages that can be tailored to local teaching needs and schedules, ensuring flexible and practical implementation.

Walnut Coding has also developed AI-empowered teaching products to support interactive programming learning and creative practice. Through project-based learning, these tools help students apply programming concepts, strengthen computational thinking, and cultivate core competencies in innovation and problem-solving, providing engaging and hands-on learning experiences. As schools strive to prepare students for an increasingly digital future, the scale and reach of the company’s public welfare initiative reflect the surging demand for early-stage AI education. The program is committed to expanding access to high-quality AI education resources, particularly in regions with limited teaching capacity and resources.

Walnut Coding’s approach emphasizes collaboration among enterprises, universities, and schools as AI education transitions from pilot programs to wider implementation. By partnering with educational institutions to develop teaching frameworks and curriculum content tailored to the cognitive development of students across different grade levels, the company also supports schools in addressing gaps in teaching capacity and curriculum design.

Moving forward, Walnut Coding plans to continue working with stakeholders to expand the coverage of AI education and enhance teaching quality. The company believes that the effective implementation of AI education requires sustained cross-sector collaboration.

About Walnut Coding

Walnut Coding is a leader in coding education in China. Founded in 2017, the company offers fun, engaging, and well-structured coding courses for young learners, covering various subjects including Scratch, Python, and C++. Its courses feature adaptive software products with definitive learning objectives and interactive content for learners, as well as individualized guidance from full-time learning assistants throughout the learning process.

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The facility will transform post-consumer textiles into high-quality recycled polyester

PARIS, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Reju, the textile-to-textile regeneration company based in France, announces the site selection for an industrial sized Regeneration Hub, in Lacq, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, on the Induslacq platform. Reju, a Technip Energies owned company, is deepening its roots in France through the development of this new Regeneration Hub.

Every year, 121 million tons of textiles are discarded, yet only 1% are recycled into new garments. The vast majority end up in landfills or are incinerated, creating a severe environmental challenge for the world. Reju is tackling this global issue by developing solutions to regenerate textile waste into new materials.

This Regeneration Hub will strengthen France’s leadership in circular, low carbon industrial innovation. Backed by Technip Energies’ global engineering expertise, Reju will bring cutting edge textile to textile regeneration technology to French industry. The plant will utilize Reju’s proprietary depolymerization technology to take post-consumer textiles from national waste streams as feedstock and to transform them into rBHET, a regenerated raw material for making new polyester from textile waste, that will then be repolymerized into Reju PET.

The project is subject to final investment decision by the board of Technip Energies, the parent company of Reju.

This project confirms France’s position as a pioneer in this strategic sector and will help structure a new local industry, contributing to decarbonization. It would generate 80 direct jobs and more than 300 indirect jobs.

“This French Regeneration Hub builds on our strategy to industrialize a circular post-consumer textile-to-textile model,” said Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju. “By leveraging France’s ambitious circular-economy agenda and advancing our technology to new markets, we are reinforcing our mission to transform textile waste into valuable, circular resources.”

Through its French Hub, Reju aims to build a scalable circular infrastructure in France and Europe, enabling textile-to-textile traceability and closing the loop on fiber use. The project aligns with Reju’s established operations, including Regeneration Hub Zero in Frankfurt, the announced site selection in Chemelot, Sittard-Geleen the Netherlands and the recently announced United States Hub to be located in Eastman Business Park, in Rochester, New York.

The Regeneration Hub will be located on the Induslacq platform, owned by TotalEnergies.

“Chemparc, a development agency supported by the State, local authorities (Region Nouvelle- Aquitaine, Community Lacq-Orthez), and industry, is pleased to announce the selection of Lacq as the site for Reju’s first Regeneration Hub in France. This decision underscores the attractiveness of our industrial basin and illustrates the role of our Public Interest Group as a catalyst for this attractiveness. In line with our industrial strategy, this decision marks a new step in the development of a low-carbon circular economy. CHEMPARC is committed to continuing its support with diligence and energy for the success of this industrial project in the Lacq Basin,” said Audrey Le-Bars, Chief Executive Officer of Chemparc.

Owned by Technip Energies, Reju utilizes proprietary technology developed in conjunction with IBM Research to recover, regenerate and recirculate textile waste, starting with polyester. Reju actively participates in the work of several bodies and organizations such as ReHubs, Petcore and Evolen. This will create a circular ecosystem, developing a textile-to-textile sector in France in line with European requirements and based on traceability.

About Reju

Reju is a materials regeneration company focused on creating innovative solutions for regenerating polyester textiles and post-consumer PET waste. Owned by Technip Energies and utilizing technology originating with IBM Research, Reju is driven by its purpose to unlock infinite possibilities within finite resources. The company aims to establish a global circular textiles system to regenerate and recirculate polyester textiles. Learn more at https://www.reju.com/

About Technip Energies

Technip Energies is a global technology and engineering powerhouse. With leadership positions in LNG, hydrogen, ethylene, sustainable chemistry, and CO2 management, we are contributing to the development of critical markets such as energy, energy derivatives, decarbonization, and circularity. Our complementary business segments, Technology, Products and Services (TPS) and Project Delivery, turn innovation into scalable and industrial reality. Through collaboration and excellence in execution, our 18,000+ employees across 35 countries are fully committed to bridging prosperity with sustainability for a world designed to last. Technip Energies generated revenues of €6.9 billion in 2024 and is listed on Euronext Paris. The Company also has American Depositary Receipts trading over the counter.

For further information: www.ten.com

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The facility will transform post-consumer textiles into high-quality recycled polyester

PARIS, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Reju, the textile-to-textile regeneration company based in France, announces the site selection for an industrial sized Regeneration Hub, in Lacq, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, on the Induslacq platform. Reju, a Technip Energies owned company, is deepening its roots in France through the development of this new Regeneration Hub.

Every year, 121 million tons of textiles are discarded, yet only 1% are recycled into new garments. The vast majority end up in landfills or are incinerated, creating a severe environmental challenge for the world. Reju is tackling this global issue by developing solutions to regenerate textile waste into new materials.

This Regeneration Hub will strengthen France’s leadership in circular, low carbon industrial innovation. Backed by Technip Energies’ global engineering expertise, Reju will bring cutting edge textile to textile regeneration technology to French industry. The plant will utilize Reju’s proprietary depolymerization technology to take post-consumer textiles from national waste streams as feedstock and to transform them into rBHET, a regenerated raw material for making new polyester from textile waste, that will then be repolymerized into Reju PET.

The project is subject to final investment decision by the board of Technip Energies, the parent company of Reju.

This project confirms France’s position as a pioneer in this strategic sector and will help structure a new local industry, contributing to decarbonization. It would generate 80 direct jobs and more than 300 indirect jobs.

“This French Regeneration Hub builds on our strategy to industrialize a circular post-consumer textile-to-textile model,” said Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju. “By leveraging France’s ambitious circular-economy agenda and advancing our technology to new markets, we are reinforcing our mission to transform textile waste into valuable, circular resources.”

Through its French Hub, Reju aims to build a scalable circular infrastructure in France and Europe, enabling textile-to-textile traceability and closing the loop on fiber use. The project aligns with Reju’s established operations, including Regeneration Hub Zero in Frankfurt, the announced site selection in Chemelot, Sittard-Geleen the Netherlands and the recently announced United States Hub to be located in Eastman Business Park, in Rochester, New York.

The Regeneration Hub will be located on the Induslacq platform, owned by TotalEnergies.

“Chemparc, a development agency supported by the State, local authorities (Region Nouvelle- Aquitaine, Community Lacq-Orthez), and industry, is pleased to announce the selection of Lacq as the site for Reju’s first Regeneration Hub in France. This decision underscores the attractiveness of our industrial basin and illustrates the role of our Public Interest Group as a catalyst for this attractiveness. In line with our industrial strategy, this decision marks a new step in the development of a low-carbon circular economy. CHEMPARC is committed to continuing its support with diligence and energy for the success of this industrial project in the Lacq Basin,” said Audrey Le-Bars, Chief Executive Officer of Chemparc.

Owned by Technip Energies, Reju utilizes proprietary technology developed in conjunction with IBM Research to recover, regenerate and recirculate textile waste, starting with polyester. Reju actively participates in the work of several bodies and organizations such as ReHubs, Petcore and Evolen. This will create a circular ecosystem, developing a textile-to-textile sector in France in line with European requirements and based on traceability.

About Reju

Reju is a materials regeneration company focused on creating innovative solutions for regenerating polyester textiles and post-consumer PET waste. Owned by Technip Energies and utilizing technology originating with IBM Research, Reju is driven by its purpose to unlock infinite possibilities within finite resources. The company aims to establish a global circular textiles system to regenerate and recirculate polyester textiles. Learn more at https://www.reju.com/

About Technip Energies

Technip Energies is a global technology and engineering powerhouse. With leadership positions in LNG, hydrogen, ethylene, sustainable chemistry, and CO2 management, we are contributing to the development of critical markets such as energy, energy derivatives, decarbonization, and circularity. Our complementary business segments, Technology, Products and Services (TPS) and Project Delivery, turn innovation into scalable and industrial reality. Through collaboration and excellence in execution, our 18,000+ employees across 35 countries are fully committed to bridging prosperity with sustainability for a world designed to last. Technip Energies generated revenues of €6.9 billion in 2024 and is listed on Euronext Paris. The Company also has American Depositary Receipts trading over the counter.

For further information: www.ten.com

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SOURCE Reju

The facility will transform post-consumer textiles into high-quality recycled polyester

PARIS, Feb. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Reju, the textile-to-textile regeneration company based in France, announces the site selection for an industrial sized Regeneration Hub, in Lacq, in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, on the Induslacq platform. Reju, a Technip Energies owned company, is deepening its roots in France through the development of this new Regeneration Hub.

Every year, 121 million tons of textiles are discarded, yet only 1% are recycled into new garments. The vast majority end up in landfills or are incinerated, creating a severe environmental challenge for the world. Reju is tackling this global issue by developing solutions to regenerate textile waste into new materials.

This Regeneration Hub will strengthen France’s leadership in circular, low carbon industrial innovation. Backed by Technip Energies’ global engineering expertise, Reju will bring cutting edge textile to textile regeneration technology to French industry. The plant will utilize Reju’s proprietary depolymerization technology to take post-consumer textiles from national waste streams as feedstock and to transform them into rBHET, a regenerated raw material for making new polyester from textile waste, that will then be repolymerized into Reju PET.

The project is subject to final investment decision by the board of Technip Energies, the parent company of Reju.

This project confirms France’s position as a pioneer in this strategic sector and will help structure a new local industry, contributing to decarbonization. It would generate 80 direct jobs and more than 300 indirect jobs.

“This French Regeneration Hub builds on our strategy to industrialize a circular post-consumer textile-to-textile model,” said Patrik Frisk, CEO of Reju. “By leveraging France’s ambitious circular-economy agenda and advancing our technology to new markets, we are reinforcing our mission to transform textile waste into valuable, circular resources.”

Through its French Hub, Reju aims to build a scalable circular infrastructure in France and Europe, enabling textile-to-textile traceability and closing the loop on fiber use. The project aligns with Reju’s established operations, including Regeneration Hub Zero in Frankfurt, the announced site selection in Chemelot, Sittard-Geleen the Netherlands and the recently announced United States Hub to be located in Eastman Business Park, in Rochester, New York.

The Regeneration Hub will be located on the Induslacq platform, owned by TotalEnergies.

“Chemparc, a development agency supported by the State, local authorities (Region Nouvelle- Aquitaine, Community Lacq-Orthez), and industry, is pleased to announce the selection of Lacq as the site for Reju’s first Regeneration Hub in France. This decision underscores the attractiveness of our industrial basin and illustrates the role of our Public Interest Group as a catalyst for this attractiveness. In line with our industrial strategy, this decision marks a new step in the development of a low-carbon circular economy. CHEMPARC is committed to continuing its support with diligence and energy for the success of this industrial project in the Lacq Basin,” said Audrey Le-Bars, Chief Executive Officer of Chemparc.

Owned by Technip Energies, Reju utilizes proprietary technology developed in conjunction with IBM Research to recover, regenerate and recirculate textile waste, starting with polyester. Reju actively participates in the work of several bodies and organizations such as ReHubs, Petcore and Evolen. This will create a circular ecosystem, developing a textile-to-textile sector in France in line with European requirements and based on traceability.

About Reju

Reju is a materials regeneration company focused on creating innovative solutions for regenerating polyester textiles and post-consumer PET waste. Owned by Technip Energies and utilizing technology originating with IBM Research, Reju is driven by its purpose to unlock infinite possibilities within finite resources. The company aims to establish a global circular textiles system to regenerate and recirculate polyester textiles. Learn more at https://www.reju.com/

About Technip Energies

Technip Energies is a global technology and engineering powerhouse. With leadership positions in LNG, hydrogen, ethylene, sustainable chemistry, and CO2 management, we are contributing to the development of critical markets such as energy, energy derivatives, decarbonization, and circularity. Our complementary business segments, Technology, Products and Services (TPS) and Project Delivery, turn innovation into scalable and industrial reality. Through collaboration and excellence in execution, our 18,000+ employees across 35 countries are fully committed to bridging prosperity with sustainability for a world designed to last. Technip Energies generated revenues of €6.9 billion in 2024 and is listed on Euronext Paris. The Company also has American Depositary Receipts trading over the counter.

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BEIJING, Feb. 12, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — This year marks the 105th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the opening year of the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30). A new year begins with new resolve and new momentum. The call to “fight for our dreams and our happiness, and turn our great vision into beautiful realities” continues to inspire action across China.

In the column “New Year on the Frontlines,” reporters from the Global Times traveled to the grass roots to witness the vitality of a vast nation, see its mountains and rivers in motion and its fields in abundance, and listen to the stories of people finding fulfillment in both life and work.

Through these stories, the column seeks to present a vivid portrait of Chinese modernization.

“Hello, I’d like to buy some loose pastries. Do you have any flavors this year that weren’t available last year?”

“Yes, we have a flavor of red date and Chinese yam. They are only sold for seven days before the Spring Festival.”

On a Sunday morning at a store of the traditional bakery brand Daoxiangcun in Beijing’s Dongzhimen, Helene Lemerle from France, leaned close to the counter, her finger resting on a pastry adorned with a small horse design. “I’ll take one of these too.” She spoke Chinese fluently, even with a Beijing accent.

Helene, who also goes by her Chinese name Li Na, shared that she has lived in Beijing’s hutongs for over 20 years.

“It’s incredibly quiet and full of warmth,” she said, recounting her daily interactions with neighbors while strolling through the alleys of blue-tiled, gray-brick courtyards.

“Sometimes I’d be startled by the sound of knocking on the door. Then I’d open it to find a neighbor holding dumplings or pancakes, saying, ‘Eat while they’re hot!'” She mimed opening the door, her laughter warming the crisp winter air.

In 1997, China and France signed a joint statement, making France the first major Western country to establish a full partnership with China. The tides of history reshaped the lives of ordinary people.

That year, Helene participated in a China-France student exchange program, staying with her Chinese host family led by Wang Jing. This marked the beginning of her connection with China.

“To ensure we could catch a nap on the shuttle bus, Wang Jing’s mother would get up early every day to queue for seats for us. It gives me a warm feeling inside just thinking about it.”

To Helene, China holds a unique appeal. “It’s so vast – over 17 times the size of France; everything you see is fascinating.” Chinese culture, she adds, is utterly captivating: “It is like a huge cake; once you take a bite, you just want to keep eating.”

In 2002, after completing her exchange program and returning to France, Helene resolved to come back to Beijing. Her original plan was to study for a year before returning home to teach Chinese. “After that year, I didn’t want to leave. China was just too vibrant,” she noted.

That year marked China’s GDP surpassing 10 trillion yuan ($1.21 trillion) for the first time, the launch of the Shenzhou-3 spacecraft and the commencement of two monumental projects: the West-to-East gas pipeline and the South-to-North Water Diversion Project.

This dynamic China made Helene want to stay. Her decision to “not rush to go back home” led to a 24-year stay. She found love in China and made her home in a Beijing hutong.

“Does your family worry about you living in China?”

“China’s public safety is excellent – what’s there to worry about?”

Helene lifted her chin, her expression as proud as any Chinese person’s, smiling as if the questioner simply didn’t understand.

To her, China’s everyday vibrancy, human warmth, sense of security, as well as the confidence and inclusivity rooted in its culture are becoming a source of reassurance for the world.

After 24 years in China, Helene has come to understand the warmth and pace of this land. She has transformed from an observer into a participant, becoming part of China’s story.

“I grew up at the stables. I had a horse named Didou, and my equestrian company is named after him.”

When China’s equestrian industry was just beginning, Helene worked as a consultant at clubs, helping them plan and operate. Now, she has shifted her focus to “equine-assisted guidance.”

“I hope to help more people understand themselves through interaction with horses.”

This is Li Na’s new year’s wish for the Year of the Horse.

In Beijing’s hutongs, the aroma of stewed meat fills the air as households make final preparations for the Spring Festival. Helene’s Chinese father-in-law handwrote a pair of Spring Festival couplets for her: “Blessings fill the springtime, dreams come true in this prosperous era.”

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