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Tag Archives: cleantech
Attend the 2010 JUCCCE China Energy Forum
Coming up next month is the 3rd JUCCCE China Energy Forum, and anyone who is interested in learning about (or cracking) the China market should really consider joining this event. Why do I say that? Simple, the 2008 event that … Continue reading
Chinese Management Rare Earth Metals
6 months ago when it became clear that China was going to act in a manner that defended its reserves or rare metals, it provided an opportunity perhaps the first public discussion on the fact that our reliance on these … Continue reading
US Vs. China Energy Intensity Chart.
Once you start looking at charts, you just cannot stop, and following my post last week of , I cam across this interesting chart in the post China Adapts to the Climate Change Fashion Show which plots energy intensities for … Continue reading
Posted in Greener Products, Greener Tech, Policies and Issues
Tagged cleantech, energy efficiency, investment, regulation
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Coming Up: Jan 26 JUCCCE Idealab.
Just a notice for readers that in two weeks JUCCCE will be holding its next Idealab, and you will be able to see both myself and Charlie McElwee of China Environmental LAw blog presenting at the event.. as well as … Continue reading
Beijing Smartgrid Conference: Day 1
While many in China, and out, have been focused on the impressive speed by which China has been able to grow its economy over the last 15 years, those inside the central party have been focused on ensuring that the … Continue reading
Posted in Greener Tech
Tagged beijing, cleantech, Energy, events, investment, smartgrid
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Cleantech Investments in China Just Blowing in the Wind
Rarely a day passes without a headline like Al Gore praised China and Japan on their climate leadership, which touts all that is great about China’s commitment to green, and how China’s leadership should serve as a model for others. … Continue reading
Posted in Greener Products, Greener Tech, Policies and Issues
Tagged cleantech, Energy, wind
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Tianjin Staging Up for Cleantech
Tianjin’s Economic Development Zone (TEDA) has been one of the premier investment zones in China, and keeping in mind their proximity to the new Singapore invested ecocity, it should come as no surprise that this would lead to some very … Continue reading
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Tagged cleantech, Energy, solar, Tianjin, wind
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The Future of Green Business in China
The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars has released a filming of their recent Event, The Future of Green Business in China. Terry Yosie, President and CEO of World Environment Center and Ye Weijia, head of New Ventures China, discuss … Continue reading
Posted in Greener Companies, Greener People, Greener Products, Greener Tech, Policies and Issues
Tagged cleantech, environment, investment
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China Allocated 3.4 billion USD For Green Projects in 2009Q1
While the rumors over the final green stimulus are flying right now, it is good to see that at least the first 3.4 billion has been allocated: Of the 23 billion yuan spending, 13 billion went to improving urban water … Continue reading
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Tagged cleantech, Energy, environment, investment
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IEA Report: Clean Coal in China
Yesterday in Beijing, the International Energy Agency released Cleaner Coal in China. A 320 page report (order here), the press release, executive summary, and release notes offer a glimpse into severity of the issues, and the fact that no matter … Continue reading