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August 10, 2009
Nissan's all-electric 'Leaf' could outsell Toyota's Prius: exec
Traverse City, Michigan (AFP) Aug 6, 2009
Nissan's upcoming all-electric car could outsell hybrids like Toyota's Prius even though it can't drive more than about 100 miles (160 kilometers) without stopping to recharge, a senior executive said Thursday. That's because, unlike more expensive hybrids, owners of the zero-emission Leaf will be able to save money while saving the environment, said Larry Dominique, Nissan North America's ... read more

Putin secures Turkish go-ahead for key pipeline
Ankara (AFP) Aug 6, 2009
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin got the go-ahead from Turkey on Thursday to start surveying for a major gas pipeline and rejected a key European energy deal in a fresh challenge to the West. Putin signed a protocol with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara to start exploration work on the South Stream pipeline, which is aimed at protecting Moscow's dominant share in ... more
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    SKorea seeks arrest of 44 over auto strike
    Seoul (AFP) Aug 9, 2009
    South Korean police said Sunday they were seeking the formal arrest of 44 people over a strike at troubled automaker Ssangyong Motor that ended last week after a long-running and violent standoff. The formal arrest would open the way for prosecutors to file charges against the group, who were among 96 mostly Ssangyong workers taken in for questioning last week after occupying the factory for ... more

    South Africa seen as renewable growth area
    Cape Town, South Africa (UPI) Aug 6, 2009
    The renewable energy market will see ten-fold growth in the next six years, an industry analyst predicted. Sipha Ndawonde, an analyst with Frost and Sullivan Research, said both wind power and solar energy sectors are seen as strong growth areas in South Africa. Frost and Sullivan's Southern African Renewable Energy Equipment Market analysis said the renewable industry in South ... more

    US climate bill would raise energy costs slightly: study
    Washington Aug 4, 2009
    A key climate change bill now being considered by US Congress would only modestly raise annual energy costs for families, far less than some industry estimates, a federal study said Tuesday. The bill for a typical household's energy costs would increase 83 dollars per year by 2030, or an average of 23 cents per day, according to the estimate by the Energy Department's Energy Information ... more

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  • Obama announces 2.4-billion-dollar grant for electric vehicles

  • Michigan wonders whether green jobs can save the rust belt

  • Japan to use deep-sea probes to search for minerals

  • Japan electric car makers, utility plan battery-charge stations

  • India's flagship outsourcing sector hits tough times

  • IEA economist revives peak oil debate
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    Dismal first half for Cathay Pacific as global crisis bites
    Hong Kong (AFP) Aug 5, 2009
    Hong Kong carrier Cathay Pacific said Wednesday the global economic crisis had battered its passenger and cargo services in the first half of the year, with revenue plummeting 27.1 percent. A collapse in business and first class travel was accompanied by a similar plunge in the firm's cargo business, as demand from the United States and Europe for products made in southern China's factory ... more

    China searches for high-tech leap forward
    Shenzhen, China (AFP) Aug 9, 2009
    The manicured lawns and carefully sculpted buildings of Huawei's headquarters are a far cry from the sweatshop image of southern China's factory belt. In place of rows of migrant workers hunched over production lines or sewing machines, engineers hover in front of NASA-style giant screens pinpointing any problems in the Chinese technology giant's global network of telecoms systems. ... more

    China nuclear chief latest official hit in graft crackdown
    Beijing (AFP) Aug 7, 2009
    China's nuclear chief is the latest in a string of high-level officials snared in a crackdown on graft which Friday saw the execution of the former head of the firm that owns Beijing airport. Kang Rixin is being investigated for allegedly squandering public funds and accepting bribes valued at up to 1.8 billion yuan (260 million dollars), the Chongqing Times reported. ... more

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  • China auto sales up 63.6 percent in July: state media

  • Canada mulls shipbuilding strategy

  • Australia offered 21 mln US dollar oil spill compensation

  • Atom-smasher to run at partial power in relaunch: CERN

  • Argentine Roch bids for Chevron oil fields

  • BC discounts natural gas royalties

  • Caribbean faces Chavez oil payment rethink
  • China keen to boost growth, avoid loan quotas: officials
  • China refuses to budge on greenhouse gases
  • EPA Recognizes Lockheed Martin As A Top Green Power Purchaser
  • Finnish firms announce electric car plans
  • GM to launch plug-in hybrid SUV in 2011
  • Germany banks on green job growth
  • Nuclear plant plan to clear key hurdle in September: Lithuania

  • Rio Tinto spied on China for six years: state bureau
  • Seagate to close Singapore hard-disk plant, 2,000 face sack
  • Turkey could take stake in nuclear plant project: minister
  • US debates plan for stiff tariffs on Chinese tires
  • Aerojet And NEC To Develop Ion Propulsion Systems For Satellites
  • Forestry hurt by crisis, looks to clean energy boom: UN
  • Plastic hive is the bee's knees
  • Namibian officials grill photographer over seal cull

  • Clinton says farm investment top US priority
  • Gas leak sickens more than 200 in China: state media
  • China probes top nuclear chief for wrongdoing: state media
  • Greenland to ask US about nuclear bomb jet crash: PM
  • China-U.S. dialogue avoids confrontation
  • Obama, Biden discuss tensions with Russia, Georgia leaders
  • Trip puts Clinton back in limelight
  • Colombian leader to explain US bases to Brazil



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