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4 April 2011
Energy
S. Korea to spend 1.03 tln won on energy research this year
S. Korea to spend 1.03 tln won on energy research this year
2 April 2011
Water
Intensive cleaning of rivers is necessary in improving the quality of drinking water
Intensive cleaning of rivers is necessary in improving the quality of drinking water
31 March 2011
Energy
Analysis: Nuclear crisis highlights prospects for renewables
Analysis: Nuclear crisis highlights prospects for renewables
Energy
China to raise renewable power tariffs within 2 years
China to raise renewable power tariffs within 2 years
Green Buildings
Tian Fang green building in China envisioned
Tian Fang green building in China envisioned
Waste
Firms brace for deficient, costlier power supply
Firms brace for deficient, costlier power supply
30 March 2011
Energy
Govt to maximize use of new energy
Govt to maximize use of new energy
Energy
World Bank would restrain finance for coal power in energy strategy draft
World Bank would restrain finance for coal power in energy strategy draft
Cities
'China Redesign' to help cities fight climate change
'China Redesign' to help cities fight climate change
29 March 2011
Energy
Renewable energy a pillar in Japan reconstruction vision: Edano
Renewable energy a pillar in Japan reconstruction vision: Edano
Energy
China Huadian said to plan $1.5 billion IPO of energy unit
China Huadian said to plan $1.5 billion IPO of energy unit
Energy
China extended lead in making clean energy investments in 2010, Pew says
China extended lead in making clean energy investments in 2010, Pew says
Energy
New Zealand needs to set energy goals: IEA
New Zealand needs to set energy goals: IEA
28 March 2011
Energy
M&A activity in renewable energy increases as confidence returns, PWC says
M&A activity in renewable energy increases as confidence returns, PWC says
Policy & Finance
Low-carbon impulse in Asia needs to be quicker: UK climate change rep
Low-carbon impulse in Asia needs to be quicker: UK climate change rep
27 March 2011
Energy
Japan crisis, high oil to help green energy: PwC
Japan crisis, high oil to help green energy: PwC
26 March 2011
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Renewable energy needs a push
Renewable energy needs a push
25 March 2011
Energy
Metrobank Group units to support RE developers
Metrobank Group units to support RE developers
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Momentum builds case for compensation
Momentum builds case for compensation
24 March 2011
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