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History
Click to unfold.Recent Posts
- Is Your Brand Ready to Go Native?
- EU Data Protection Reform: “Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed.” But will anything be agreed?
- Looking Ahead: The 2013 German Federal Elections
- Who’s leading the U.S. clean tech movement?
- The Future of Health Care Marketing
- Champion Brands Build Greater Shareholder Value
- More Cap-and-Trade Funding Trouble
- On the Brink: What’s Next in North Korea
- Political Snapshots – An Analysis of Challenges Facing Hollande’s Government
- A Disappointing Cap-and-Trade Funding Proposal
Archives by Month
- June 2013 (6)
- May 2013 (6)
- April 2013 (7)
- March 2013 (6)
- February 2013 (12)
- January 2013 (14)
- December 2012 (8)
- November 2012 (10)
- October 2012 (36)
- September 2012 (22)
The China Greentech Report
The China Greentech Report 2012 includes market updates and opportunities for six greentech sectors: Cleaner Conventional Energy, Renewable Energy, Electric Power Infrastructure, Green Building, Cleaner Transportation, and Clean Water. Insights about these sectors include such findings as how private equity and venture capital investments in China’s private water sector increased from $US 50 million in 2010 to US$ 400 million in just the first four months of 2011, and that vast unconventional domestic gas reserves, including shale gas and coal-bed methane, could ease China’s gas shortfall, which is expected to grow nine-fold by 2015, for example.
The report also contains findings regarding the status and trends for China’s greentech markets, including continued aggressive government policies to support greentech growth, growing public awareness of urgent environmental problems, and that China is going global to satisfy energy security needs and to meet emission reduction goals.
Categories Energy & Clean Tech and tagged China, Greentech report
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