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September 10, 2009
Home power plants project unveiled in Germany
Berlin (AFP) Sept 9, 2009
An ambitious project was unveiled in Germany on Wednesday to install mini gas-fired power plants in people's basements and produce as much electricity as two nuclear reactors within a year. The Hamburg-based renewable energy group Lichtblick and its automaker partner Volkswagen say the plants would produce not only heating and hot water but also electricity, with any excess power fed into ... read more

West vs. China in solar war
Berlin (UPI) Sep 9, 2009
Europe's solar energy industry is facing a wave of bankruptcies because Asian companies offer their products much cheaper. Several German producers of solar cells, panels and modules, including large market-leading companies, have reported massive first-half losses. Q-Cells, one of the world's largest makers of solar cells, said it would cut 500 jobs, nearly a fifth of its ... more
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    OPEC pushes oil interests for UN climate talks
    Vienna (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
    Oil producers' interests must be represented at a major UN climate change summit in December, the president of the OPEC crude producers' cartel urged at its output meeting on Wednesday. "Oil producers must ensure that their interests are properly represented in the post-Kyoto agreement," Jose Maria Botelho de Vasconcelos, Angola's oil minister and current OPEC president, told ministers at ... more

    Marriott plans 21 new Asian hotels amid global downturn
    Hong Kong (AFP) Sept 9, 2009
    Hotel group Marriott International announced Wednesday it was planning 21 new hotels in Asia, despite the impact of the global economic slowdown on travel and demand. The company already has 37 hotels under construction across the region, meaning that it will have built 58 new hotels by 2013, creating an estimated 24,000 jobs. "We are excited by these spectacular, architecturally ... more

    Koenigsegg teams up with China's BAIC to buy Saab
    Stockholm (AFP) Sept 9, 2009
    Swedish sports car maker Koenigsegg said Wednesday it had teamed up with Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Co Ltd (BAIC) to buy Saab from its US parent company GM, a move that gives Saab access to China's rapidly growing car market. Koenigsegg Group said BAIC, China's fifth-largest automaker founded in 1958, would become a minority owner in Koenigsegg Group as part of a memorandum of ... more

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  • China's Geely Group mulls Volvo bid: listed unit

  • Arab states race for nuclear power

  • Brazil hits Chinese shoe, tire imports with higher duties

  • China's CNPC gets 30 bln dlrs credit for overseas expansion

  • Britain's Mandelson urges greater market access in China

  • Ecuador seeks US action against Chevron
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    China's Tengzhong says Hummer talks with GM ongoing
    Shanghai (AFP) Sept 9, 2009
    China's Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery said Wednesday that its talks with General Motors on a proposed deal to buy the US auto giant's gas-guzzling Hummer brand were ongoing. "We continue to discuss with GM on the deal... and we are still proceeding with getting approval from the commerce ministry," a spokeswoman for Tengzhong, a previously little-known company based in ... more

    US decides to slap duties on Chinese steel pipes
    Washington (AFP) Sept 9, 2009
    The United States made a preliminary decision Wednesday to slap tariffs as high as 31 percent on steel pipes from China following claims they were backed by unfair subsidies. The Commerce Department said it had "preliminarily determined" that Chinese producers or exporters of carbon or alloy tubular steel products used in oil and gas wells "have received net countervailable subsidies ranging ... more

    Time to negotiate seriously on climate: European powers
    Paris (AFP) Sept 8, 2009
    Foreign ministers from major European countries pleaded on Tuesday for parties to the upcoming UN climate talks in Copenhagen to start negotiating earnestly to save Earth from the worst ravages of global warming. They also heaped praise on Japan's plan for a 25-percent cut in its carbon pollution, but said only a wider deal in Copenhagen would prompt the European Union (EU) to spice its own ... more

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  • Globalisation threatens indigenous foods: UN agency

  • Denmark to help Maldives attend climate talks: minister

  • EU to back temporary bluefin tuna fishing ban: source

  • UNCTAD chief cautions against new financial bubble

  • Population migration cuts energy use

  • German clunkers back on the street

  • Chinese students got fraudulent French degrees: minister
  • Chinese graduates get maps to find jobs: state media
  • China unveils jet at Asia's biggest air show
  • US firm wins huge solar power project in China
  • Taiwan's Sanyang, China's Xiamen Golden Dragon in tie-up
  • Solyndra Breaks Ground On New 500MW Solar Plant
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  • Cathay chief lashes out at aircraft makers' high prices
  • Casino Group Signs 14MW Solar Panels Supply Agreement With SunPower
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  • Joint China exercises can avoid accidents
  • Japanese carbon cut may change UN climate poker
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  • Turkey tells Iraq, Syria: No water
  • Food dropped for hikers lures wolves
  • Australia 'reef and beef' project seeks to curb flatulent cows
  • Former nuclear pariah India scours world for uranium
  • Toyota says hybrid sales reach two-million mark
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