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What’s going on with Chinese solar?
By John Mathews on 28 March 2013
Is the Suntech bankruptcy a sign of chaos in China’s solar industry, or are we witnessing the birth pangs of a capitalist industry?
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Shanghai Electric taps ‘combustible ice’ in future energy plan
By Sophie Vorrath on 6 November 2012
The world’s largest supplier of coal generation equipment maps out a future energy plan, including “combustible ice” and ocean current power.
China’s CO2 emissions may not peak until 2030
By Wai-Shin Chan and Nick Robins on 27 November 2012
As Doha begins, the world’s largest emitter looks at least 18 years away from peak emissions. By then, it could be half the carbon budget.
A tale of two energy visions: China and Australia
By John Mathews on 22 November 2012
Australia’s energy White Paper points to a future of digging stuff up and burning it. The contrast with China’s outlook couldn’t be starker.
Mixed Greens: China solar stocks spike on US tariff call
By Sophie Vorrath on 21 March 2012
Soft US tariff translates as win for Chinese solar market; EnerNOC builds on NZ demand response success; Dyesol view improves with bigger solar window.
Tech Focus: Taking on China in solar module market
By Giles Parkinson on 14 February 2012
Tindo Solar is about to open Australia’s only solar module manufacturing plant, and take on the Chinese. Are they crazy?
How – and why – China leads in green economy
By Tim Buckley on 1 February 2012
From smart grids, to solar energy and wind farms, China is building a dominant position. The world takes note.
Oz solar pv market slumps as Asia booms
By Giles Parkinson on 31 January 2012
New analysis from SolarBuzz reveals the Asia solar market is booming – with the notable exception of Australia.
