chinadaily.com.cn - 1/19/2009
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China Daily: The solar industry will be suffering more than other renewable energy sectors, as large manufacturers expect a drop in solar module prices in 2009 and solar startups that grew too fast are squeezed in the tighter market. Last week, the word's largest solar module maker Suntech Power ...
apowerenergy.com - 1/12/2009
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apowerenergy.com —
A-Power Energy Generation Systems, Limited (NASDAQ: APWR), through
its Chinese operating subsidiaries Liaoning GaoKe Energy Group (GaoKe...
Energy) and Liaoning GaoKe Energy Saving and Thermoelectricity Design Research Institute (GaoKe Design), is an ...
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A-Power Energy
progressive.org - 1/22/2009
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progressive.org —
The Progressive: A little more than two years
ago, bestselling author Bill McKibben's life was filled with...
canoe trips, mountaineering, writing, and teaching. The author of a dozen books and a scholar in residence at Vermont's Middlebury College, ...
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Bill McKibben Interview
sciencealert.com.au - 1/19/2009
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sciencealert.com.au —
Imagine an Asian electricity grid anchored by China
at one end and Australia on the other. The...
grid would carry and distribute hemispheric solar, geothermal, wind and wave energy. The vision is big. But so's the problem of climate change. Start by ...
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The benefits of an intercontinental energy ...
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