Pushing Forward to Solutions for China's Energy Sector Huffington Post For that reason, China is the perfect place to convene the world's best thinkers to consider how to better use its energy resources, address thorny technological roadblocks and consider innovative new approaches. Importantly, making China's energy ... | ||||||
China Energy Market Opens To Schlumberger, Halliburton, Baker Hughes Investor's Business Daily China's Information Office of the State Council issued its 2012 energy policy white paper Wednesday. The report contains a section titled "Strengthening International Cooperation in Energy," in which it lays out plans to encourage R&D investment by ... | ||||||
China to encourage private investment in energy: white paper Reuters BEIJING (Reuters) - China will seek to encourage more private investment in its state-dominated energy sector, according to a new industry white paper published by official news agency Xinhua on Wednesday. China is preparing for a once-in-a-decade ... | ||||||
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1st LD-Writethru-China Focus: China passes energy development, nuclear ... Equities.com BEIJING, Oct 24, 2012 (Xinhua via COMTEX) -- Several plans for the development of China's energy sector and nuclear power safety over the next five years have been passed, according to an official statement released on Wednesday. The 12th Five-Year ... | ||||||
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Full Text: China's Energy Policy 2012 Global Times Since the reform and opening-up policy was introduced, China's energy industry has witnessed rapid growth, achieving comprehensive development of coal, electricity, petroleum, natural gas, and new and renewable energy resources, making important ... | ||||||
Synthesis Energy Systems Expands Board of Directors Sacramento Bee I believe SES' gasification technology is key to the development of China's abundant, untapped low rank coal resources and will enable the production of clean energy and products while improving the country's energy security." In addition to his ... | ||||||
Analysis: Canada's tough stance on foreign buyers won't cut oil growth Chicago Tribune Canada's surprise move last week to block Malaysian state-run oil firm Petronas' $5.2 billion bid for Calgary-based Progress Energy has spooked some investors, and raised concerns that Chinese state firm CNOOC's $15.2 billion bid for Calgary-based ...
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