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    Domestic Demand Can Save Chinese PV

    19 january 2013 Wuhan, Hubei, China — The Chinese photovoltaic (PV) industry’s share of the global PV market is more than 60%, with an annual growth rate of over 100%…

    Renewable Energy Review: China

    19 january 2013 Developers, manufacturers, investors and other renewable energy industry stakeholders need to know where the next big market is going to be so that they can adjust their…

    Intersolar China Highlights Important Solar Industry Issues

    19 january 2013 BEIJING — Held in wintry Beijing from December 9 through December 11, Intersolar China offered attendees an opportunity to share ideas and discuss the outlook for the…

    Thailand woos Chinese private firms

    17  January 2013 Thailand is an ideal destination for Chinese investors and welcomes more Chinese private companies, said Somsak Kiatsuranont, president of the National Assembly of Thailand while addressing a…

    China’s 2012 GDP to grow 7.7-7.8%

    17  January 2013 BEIJING — The Chinese economy will expand between 7.7 percent and 7.8 percent in 2012, surpassing the 7.5 percent growth target set earlier this year, a researcher…

    China urbanization lacks quality, needs investment

    17  January 2013 BEIJING — Even as more than half of the Chinese population currently lives in cities, China’s urbanization drive has not given enough attention to quality or provided…

    ‘Issuance of business visas not to be halted’

    17  January 2013 Visa agencies said on Sunday that they have received no information that corroborates reports suggesting that China is suspending its issuance of business visas. Meanwhile, the Beijing…

    Lanzhou New Zone looks to new opportunity

    17  January 2013 China’s newest State-level development zone in Northwest China is looking toward Central and West Asia to increase trade flow as export confidence remains shaken by the eurozone…

    Deflation rears its ugly head

    China’s rapidly slowing consumer inflation and falling industrial output prices are a potent reminder to economists of the potential risk of deflation, a sign of recession regarded as worryingly negative.…

    Rio Tinto keeps faith in China’s economy

    17  January 2013 SYDNEY — Global miner Rio Tinto chief executive Tom Albanese has kept his long-term faith in China’s economy, local media reported on Monday. Albanese told The Age…