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Tianwei eyes Wells Fargo financing for polysilicon plant
Tianwei eyes Wells Fargo financing for polysilicon plant
Tianwei New Energy is seeking financial support from the Wells fargo Bank for PV projects in the U.S., and potentially modules.
Groups agree to pursue Inner Mongolian low-carbon project
China Huaneng, Peabody Energy and Calera Corp. will develop a green coal energy campus in the Xilinguole Region of Inner Mongolia.
China Resources Power to expand wind power business
China Resources Power plans to increase its wind power installed capacity by 800 megawatts annually.
GE eyes clean energy deals with Chinese partners
GE plans to sign five agreements with Chinese partners this week, totaling more than $2 billion in revenue.
China’s power consumption up 14.6% in 2010
Power consumption in China totaled 4.19 trillion kilowatt hours in 2010. It represents aan increase of 14.56 percent year-on-year.
CER opens new design and manufacturing facility
The facility expands its ability for new orders and speed delivery of large-scale waste heat systems for new and retro-fitted industrial plants.
Guoxin, Sainty cooperate on rooftop project
Jiangsu Guoxin New Energy and Jiangsu Sainty Solar System will build a 4MW rooftop array in Siyang, China. The system, which cost US$14.5 million and covers an area of 52,000 square metres, has the potential to generate in excess of 4.64 million kWh of electricity per annum during its 25-year lifespan.
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