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Tag Archives: solar
CCTV Clip: Solar Application at Shanghai Expo
An interesting and informative clip on the use of solar energy at this year’s Shanghai EXPO. Anyone know if they will continue to use the panels on the Chinese pavilions afterward?
Posted in Greener Products, Greener Tech, Uncategorized
Tagged Energy, expo, shanghai, solar
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China’s Influence on the Economics of Cleantech
While the traditional focus of discussions surrounding cleantech uptake have been largely market driven. That, for renewable energies to compete with fossil fuels, the price per KwH had to be below the going rate for fossil, regardless of what the … Continue reading
Understanding China’s Position on Climate Change, and Repositioning Global Discussions
Regardless of whether you believe COP15 still has hope, or is a predetermined failure, the fact is that in about 3 weeks a large number of scientists, environmentalists, policy makers, and cleantech funds are going to be in Copenhagen… and … Continue reading
Posted in Policies and Issues, Uncategorized
Tagged copenhagen, solar, urban planning, wind
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Chinese Cleantech Firms Opening Shop in US. Smart
With last week’s congressional fireworks display over the fact that a Chinese firm was going to be receiving TARP money to install the largest wind farm in Texas, and be reaping the majority of the jobs in the deal, it … Continue reading
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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Will Old School Economic Policies Get be a Hurdle to Green Technologies
One of the subjects that I have grown more interested in, and worried by, is the fact that while developing sustainable economic and environmental models are in everyone’s best interests there are those who wish to look at things in … Continue reading
Restructuring in China’s Solar Industy
The Beijing Review article Going Solar is an excellent piece showing the industry as one is poorly structured, and one that will see changes.
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Tagged Energy, investment, renewable energy, solar
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Help Bring Solar Energy to Qinghai
A friend from the Qinghai organization Friendship Charity Association has sent me a proposal to bring solar electricty to 400 people in Qinghai. PROJECT PURPOSE/GOAL This Solar electricity generating panel project would provide a reliable source of electricity for Tsanak … Continue reading
Shanghai to Add 254,000 kw of Wind Power
With the World Expo less than a year away, Shanghai has now begun the process of topping off its green goals by installing 34 wind turbines 92 meters high near the Shanghai East China Sea Bridge. The first of a … Continue reading
Rural China’s Solarization
Canadian Solar Wins a Bid to a Rural Electrification Project in China