Clean Energy
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How China’s Shift Toward Nuclear Energy and Renewables Shapes Trade
Examining China’s domestic generation mix and energy security policies amid its transition away from heavy fossil fuel reliance.
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McKinsey Says Asia Needs $1 Trillion Yearly in Energy Investments
A new McKinsey report shows Asia requires massive annual capital injections over the next 15 years to secure…
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Geely Unveils EV Charging System Taking Battery From 10% to 70% in 4.5 Minutes
BEIJING, September 23 — Geely Auto has unveiled ultrafast charging technology that can take an electric vehicle battery…
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Renewables Norway chief calls India a clean tech manufacturing powerhouse and key partner
NEW DELHI — The head of Norway’s renewable energy lobby stood in New Delhi this week and said…
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Japanese Automakers Oppose US Democratic Electric Vehicle Tax Proposal
In mid‑September 2021, Toyota Motor Corp and Honda Motor Co formally objected to a Democratic proposal in the…
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