For example, "China", "China Telecom", "CCTV", or "mobile" Home About Us Contact Us China to Emerge as Leading Wind Power Market by 2017  You are not logged in,Login here Best Seller Press Releases Energy & Utilities Biofuel Energy Fuel Cell LNG Power   China - IT Spending in 2010 to Hit US$ 216.7 Billion The Chinese IT spending is anticipated to reach US$ 216.7 Billion in 2010, representing significant growth opportunities for technology and service providers. According to Gartner, IT spending by enterprises and consumers in China is projected to reach the figure of US$ 216.7 Billion in 2010, exhibiting good opportunities for technology and service providers. This represents an increase of 5.9% from US$ 205 Billion in 2009, as reported by   ... Read more Powered By ITSectorNews.com Latest Research Updates & News Oil Prices Go Down, Hit Gold 10 May, 2007 Oil prices dipped below $66 on September 10, 2006, dragging energy stocks and gold prices downwards. Hitting INPEX (Japan) and other energy stocks along with gold prices that reached a 2-month low, oil prices dropped below $66, a 5-month low. The 10-year bond yield of Japan settled at a 1.66 % low ...Read more Revisions Required in China's Wind Energy Pricing Policy 10 May, 2007 China's current pricing mechanism for wind energy needs some revision, as per a recent report. Greenpeace, Global Wind Energy Council & Chinese Renewable Energy Industries Association recently unveiled the results of the report, " Study on the Pricing Policy of Wind Power in China ." ...Read more Algeria Gears Up To Raise LNG Output By 2011 07 May, 2007 Algeria, primary exporter of LNG to Europe and U.S., is all set to increase its production capacity by 2011 and meet growing demand of LNG importing nations. Algeria is set to increase its production capacity of LNG (Liquefied natural gas) by 2011 to become chief exporter. It is already a major ...Read more India For Early Implementation Of LNG Agreement With Iran 07 May, 2007 India plans to enter into premature agreement with Iran for the pipeline project considering ecological concerns and to support growing demand of natural fuel. Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas Murli Deora has stressed on the need for a premature completion of (LNG) liquefied natural gas ...Read more AGL To Build Australia's Largest Hydropower Plant 03 May, 2007 AGL (Australian Gas Light Company) will build Australia's largest hydropower electric plant in 25 yrs. Largest energy retailer of Australia is all set to develop nation's biggest power plant in twenty-five years in the Alpine region of Victoria. The $ 230 million plant, expected to open by Oct' ...Read more Oil Prices Not Worrying Brazilian Biofuel Investors 03 May, 2007 World's leader in bio-ethanol production, Brazil is eyeing bio-diesel as the next big innovation in green fuels. Declining oil prices are not worrying Brazilian & US biofuel investors, looking at the development of world's biggest biodiesel plant located in Sao Paulo, Brazil, according to ...Read more Honda Unveils Cleaner Diesel & Advanced Fuel Cell Vehicles 03 May, 2007 High pollution has always overshadowed good mileage provided by diesel engines and zero-emission feature of fuel cell based vehicles has always been eclipsed by their bulky nature. Honda's new technological advancements look to answer these limitations. Latest innovation from Japanese automobile ...Read more Alcan Warns Cost Rise in Australian Project 03 May, 2007 Tight circumstances in Australian construction industry & final integration work will lead to rise of 20-25 % in costs of Alcan's Gove alumina project. One of the leading manufacturers of primary steel, Alcan Inc. warned of a rise of 20-25 % in costs on its project worth US $1.5 billion for ...Read more Oil Giants To Go 'Legal' Against Russian Revocations 03 May, 2007 Oil giants and Russia are starting to enter in a legal row over oil & gas permits worth $ 80 billion. Multinational oil companies and oil-rich nation Russia are planning to take the legal way to sort out the issues regarding $ 80 billion oil & gas licenses. As per Sergei Fyodorov of ...Read more Statoil Eyeing Gulf of Mexico for Expansion 03 May, 2007 State-controlled Norway energy firm Statoil aims to invest more in buying new oil assets in the Gulf of Mexico. Norway energy firm Statoil is looking forward to make a mark in the Gulf of Mexico region as it is planning to buy new oil assets in the region, according to a senior official at Statoil ...Read more Pages: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Next   Page  15 of 16   Recently Quoted View All Media Citation Email Subscription Receive email alerts of new market research report in your industry. Subscribe Now Latest Research Reports
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