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As analysts predict an industry shakeup, Greentech Media digs through solar’s seismic events to unearth sources of the movement.
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Last month I came across an article on China Daily entitled A very bright idea where a new program by the NDRC and Beijing government was being implemented to encourage consumers to purchase CFL. Something that has been a tough sell given the higher costs
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It’s not if the solar industry will experience a solar shakeout, but when. A group of panelists at Greentech Media’s Solar Market Outlook give their forecasts, as well as tips for how companies can survive — and shine.
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Partners from the EU-funded CREATING project, together with oil multinational BP, have developed a new diesel-powered shipping vessel which emits very low levels of criteria pollutants (NOx, SOx and PM).
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A recent WSJ article has announced that Toys ‘R’ Us and Mattel Phase Out Cadmium Batteries , and it appears that the phase out is coming as a result of the effect handling cadmium is having on workers in China.
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Well, according to the Environmental Graffiti article China’s Solar Hot Water Capacity Will Soon be Equivalent to 40 Nuclear Plants readers are shown just how much energy all these units are saving China. Richard Chambers puts forward these facts:
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The electric-car startup says it wishes to remain independent, but also wants a large automaker to produce its third model, a compact sports car. Tesla Motors is extending an olive branch to the Big Three. But will they take it?
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De Amerikaanse productiesector is onder druk van de malaise op de huizenmarkt verder gekrompen. De graadmeter die de gezondheid van de branche weergeeft is op het laagste punt in vijf jaar beland.
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oeristische winkeltjes in New York accepteren steeds vaker betalingen in euro’s. Sommige uitspanningen hebben zelfs een bord staan met de tekst ,,euro’s only” als gevolg van de zeer lage stand van de dollar ten opzichte van de euro.
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The province of British Columbia has made concrete headway in the quest for a green-energy incentive tax. British Columbia will introduce a carbon tax on all fossil fuels in an effort to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions by one-third by 2020.
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After the Senate failed to pass two bills that would have extended tax credits for renewable energy, the Solar Energy Industries Association has scripted a battle blueprint to save the U.S. market — complete with four contingency plans.
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While oil prices hit another record high, venture capitalists forked out funds for electric vehicles, solar power, energy-efficient lighting and carbon-dioxide-eating technology.
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Punk flyers bij de vleet…
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