Emissions Underachievers to be Held Accountable
December 23, 2011 No CommentsThe State Council will hold provincial governments accountable for emission reduction and pollution control efforts, .
Archive for Clean Energy
Analysis – China’s Local Governments to Become More Enamored of Waste Management Cleantech ($)
November 22, 2011 No CommentsForeign companies that gain a few trophy wins to show in the China market will see more recalcitrant operators that will eventually follow suit
China’s Green Cities Goals
July 6, 2011 No CommentsAbout 100 cities in China should be powered through alternative energy sources by 2015.
Western New Age is Born
March 22, 2011 No CommentsSeven famous private companies established a joint venture company to enter the new energy industry. The new company named Western New Age Energy Investment Co., Ltd. will focus on developing green clean energy, especially the use of clean coal energy.
EV Coming to Haikou
February 21, 2011 No CommentsThe central government plans to give 100 million yuan subsidy to the EV industry of Haikou within the next three years.
Clean Energy, Electric Vehicles, Investment Analysis, UncategorizedSolar-Powered Street Lamps, Saving 12 Million kWh
February 16, 2011 No CommentsOver 106 parks and scenic spots in Beijing have started to use solar powered street lamps recently, and these 8,843 lights will save 12 million kWh every year.
Clean Energy, Investment Analysis, Solar, Uncategorized
¥1.59 Billion Investment for EV in Guangdong 2011
February 15, 2011 No CommentsGuangdong plans to invest more than 10 billion yuan into automobile industry in 2011, including 1.59 billion for EV.
A Call to Action
December 10, 2010 No CommentsChina’s central government has confirmed its commitment to the development of alternative sources of energy through publication of its Annual Report on “Actions to Address Climate Change”.
Clean Energy, Energy PolicyNeodymium: the Elephant in the Room
August 13, 2010 No CommentsNearly all mines outside of China have ceased operation and China now controls over 90% of the world’s supply, of which the exported quantity has now fallen by about 40% since 2002.
Clean Energy, Investment Analysis, Uncategorized, WindThe Unbearable Lightness of Green in China
August 11, 2010 No CommentsClean and renewable energies operations in China have a bit of wiggle room for the next couple years because of favorable Chinese government subsidies for wind power, and the national and local policies of other countries in the PV market (especially in Europe).
Clean Energy, Investment Analysis, Renewable Energy, Solar, Uncategorized, Wind