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North America's Energy Boom Meets Climate Change
December 14, 2012

North America's Energy Boom Meets Climate Change

Will climate change and climate change policies be affected?

China's Nuclear Energy Play
November 29, 2012

China's Nuclear Energy Play

A government official claims China will have 41 nuclear power units operating by 2015, with an additional 20 plants being built.

'Blowing in the Wind?': China's Energy Future
November 14, 2012

'Blowing in the Wind?': China's Energy Future

Despite persistent challenges, a new Greenpeace report finds wind power might have a bright future in China.

The New "Battery of Asia?"
November 01, 2012

The New "Battery of Asia?"

Laos intends to build more than 70 dams along tributaries of the Mekong River. While there are rich profits to be made, is the cost too high?

China's 'Image' Problem in Africa
October 25, 2012

China's 'Image' Problem in Africa

Beijing’s policy of “non intervention” was championed by African leaders looking for economic growth without political preconditions. As Africa’s politics change, is the policy obsolete?

The 'Tragedy' of China's Energy Policy
October 04, 2012

The 'Tragedy' of China's Energy Policy

Why Beijing’s energy strategy entrenches the narrative of China as a “irresponsible stakeholder.”

Japan Goes Green?
September 14, 2012

Japan Goes Green?

Tokyo’s new plan to focus on alternative energy will have global political and economic consequences.

Japan Courts South America
July 28, 2011

Japan Courts South America

With growing concerns over its energy security, Japan is increasingly looking at MERCOSUR as an alternative to nuclear power and the Middle East.

Has Chavez Given the Farm to China?
March 05, 2011

Has Chavez Given the Farm to China?

By Joshua Kucera
Hugo Chavez has been keen to boost China’s prospects of surpassing the US as a superpower. But are his energy deals good for Venezuela?

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