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Cambodia’s civil engineering industry burgeons

As engineering projects become a stable of the country’s economy, Cambodia looks to attract international interest

February 22, 2012

Infrastructure in Asia desperate for funding

As many Asian economies seek recovery, infrastructure projects continue to press for revenue

February 8, 2012

Biomass offers distinct energy solution

More and more investors and consumers are considering the attraction of biomass

February 8, 2012

Finland’s nuclear reaction

A town in Finland is counting its blessings and its fears after being awarded permission for a new nuclear power station

January 17, 2012

A renewable energy rush

Germany’s northern shore is seeing an explosion of activity due to its wealth of natural resources

December 14, 2011

Brazilian Enterprise

Suape Complex is at the forefront of the dynamic development within Brazil

December 13, 2011

Indika Energy: Giving it back

Indonesia’s Indika Energy combines good corporate governance and social stewardship into effective corporate citizenship

December 13, 2011

World Water Week: Guidelines for Green Growth

From World Water Week in Stockholm, experts are telling governments: If you want a seamless transformation to a greener economy, start with the basics and invest wisely in water, energy and food

December 13, 2011

Chinese broadband monopolised

Reported anti-monopoly case held against two of the country’s biggest broadband providers, China Telecom and China Unicom, in one of China’s more high profile inquiries

November 23, 2011

Inorganic growth

Home-grown hurdles are pushing Indian firms abroad says Tony Munroe

September 14, 2011

cambodia

As engineering projects become a stable of the country’s economy, Cambodia looks to attract international interest

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Infrastructure

Cambodia’s civil engineering industry burgeons

As engineering projects become a stable of the country’s economy, Cambodia looks to attract international interest

Posted on February 22, 2012Read more

Infrastructure in Asia desperate for funding

As many Asian economies seek recovery, infrastructure projects continue to press for revenue

Posted on February 8, 2012Read more

Non-renewables

Oil eases from high, risk appetite to support

Oil eased from a two-year high, but losses were limited by the new round of US economic stimulus

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Traditional outlook for petrol research

Common sense suggests that companies should look at undeveloped fields. Total’s North Sea focus reflects a broader trend

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videos

  • Arnaldo Navarro Machado, Wind energy: where's the money?
  • Peter Bond, Underground coal gasification
  • Fahad Al Gergawi, A catalyst for economic development
  • Knut Halvorsen, Connecting people
  • Michael Loeve, Saving money: saving the planet
  • Pedro Pileggi, Competitive wind energy without subsidies

Renewables

Biomass offers distinct energy solution

More and more investors and consumers are considering the attraction of biomass

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A renewable energy rush

Germany’s northern shore is seeing an explosion of activity due to its wealth of natural resources

Posted on December 14, 2011Read more

Utilities

Drive my car

A new technology which allows hydrogen to be stored in a cheap and practical fashion could pave the way for a viable new car fuel in the future

Posted on June 14, 2011Read more

The clearer energy solution

With climate change now firmly on the world’s political and environmental agenda, the flat glass industry is helping meet the energy challenge

Posted on March 25, 2011Read more