As engineering projects become a stable of the country’s economy, Cambodia looks to attract international interest
Infrastructure
Cambodia’s civil engineering industry burgeons
As engineering projects become a stable of the country’s economy, Cambodia looks to attract international interest
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Infrastructure in Asia desperate for funding
As many Asian economies seek recovery, infrastructure projects continue to press for revenue
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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
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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Renewables
Biomass offers distinct energy solution
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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
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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
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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
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Norway is blessed with rich natural resources and a strong economy. Stian Berger Røsland examines how Oslo is helping shape Norway’s future role in the world economy
