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China energy firm Huadian launches slashed $340 mln HK IPO Reuters ... China diversified clean-energy firm Huadian Fuxin Energy Corp has cut the size of its planned Hong Kong initial public offering by nearly two-thirds to $340 million, underscoring a weak global economic environment and tepid demand for new listings. | ||
China energy firm Huadian launches slashed $340 million Hong Kong IPO Reuters UK By Denny Thomas and Elzio Barreto | HONG KONG (Reuters) - China diversified clean-energy firm Huadian Fuxin Energy Corp has cut the size of its planned Hong Kong initial public offering by nearly two-thirds to $340 million, underscoring a weak global ... | ||
China, US neck and neck in renewable energy spending MarketWatch (blog) The US and China wrapped up the year nearly neck and neck, with America spending about $51 billion on renewables in 2011, up 57%, while China surged 17% to $52 billion. In the case of Uncle Sam, spending spiked partly because of a rush to start ... | ||
Renewable energy grows despite financial crisis Reuters By the end of 2011, total renewable power capacity worldwide exceeded 1360 gigawatts (GW), up 8 percent on 2010, said two reports published jointly by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st ... | ||
Renewable energy sees record investment in 2011 but solar price drop hurts ... Washington Post China claimed almost a fifth of the total investment volume. The Asian nation spent $52 billion on renewable energy. The United States was close behind with investments of $51 billion. Germany, Italy and India made up the top five. | ||
News Summary: $257B in renewable energy for 2011 Sacramento Bee AP SOLAR SHINES: Global investment in renewable energy reached a record of $257 billion last year, with solar attracting more than half the total spending, according to a UN report released Monday. CHINA, US LEAD: China was responsible for almost a ...
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Michele Kearney's Nuclear Wire
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Monday, June 11, 2012
China Energy Update 6/11
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