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| CANADA: Alberta province thrives on record oil-induced budget surplus |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Canada’s Alberta province is already preparing to spend heavily on..... |
| INDONESIA: Crude oil reserves could be depleted by 2018 |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Indonesia’s crude oil reserves could be..... |
| IRAN: More oil going to China, India |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Iran said it plans to raise its oil exports to China and India as the two energy-hungry nations continue to.... |
| SOUTH KOREA: Plans for oil storage and trading hub role revived |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- South Korea is expanding its oil storage facilities at the ports of..... |
| MIDDLE EAST: Gulf nations could soon face natural gas supply shortfall |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Dubai, Saudi Arabia and other Gulf nations could be confronted with..... |
| AUSTRALIA: Origin Energy advises shareholders to reject BG’s offer |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Australia’s Origin Energy has advised its shareholders to reject BG Group’s conditional..... |
| CHINA: Emerson automates new ultra-supercritical power plant |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- Emerson Process Management said it has received a contract from..... |
| CANADA: OECD urges oil-rich Alberta province to save more |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) wants..... |
| ASIA: Universities to focus on clean energy, sustainability in Denmark’s COPENMIND from September 1 |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- ‘COPENMIND 2008’, a global exhibition and conference dedicated to research, technology and innovation through university-industry partnerships, will be making its debut at The Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark from September 1 to 3. They include the University of Adelaide, La Trobe University, Murdoch University, University of New South Wales, Tokai University, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology and the Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry. ‘COPENMIND 2008’ will feature an extensive programme of exhibition, matchmaking and networking sessions, presentations, workshops and seminars on climate change and air pollution, energy, water, waste and recycling, agriculture and land, and partnership building. The conference will feature presentations, seminars and workshops on the topic of cleantech. It will provide a forum to encourage best practice sharing, technology transfer and the creation of new research partnerships between science and business. Also featured at the event is ‘COPENMIND Mindflow’, a series of dedicated problem-solving sessions. A small group of selected scientists, business people, opinion leaders and politicians will put their minds together to solve some of the challenges that the world is facing. Conclusions and strategies will be showcased on the final day of the conference. ‘COPENMIND Matchmaking’ aims to align the demand for research/ technology from participating companies with the competencies and opportunities provided by the exhibiting universities and research institutes. Keynote speakers at the event include Masatami Takimoto (Toyota Motor Corporation), Jørgen Ole Haslestad (Siemens), Thomas Rüschen (Deutsche Bank), Connie Hedegaard (Ministry of Climate and Energy, Denmark), Michael L. Goguen (Sequoia Capital), Nicholas Parker (Cleantech Group LLC), Claude Fussler (UN Global Compact), Marc Bitzer (Whirlpool Corporation), Sylvie Lemmet (United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)), Julia Hamm (Solar Electric Power Association (SEPA)), André Oosterlinck (K.U. Leuven), Jacqueline McGlade (European Environment Agency (EEA)), Johan Rockström (Stockholm Environment Institute) and Gregory Vogt (International Solid Waste Association (ISWA)). For more information on the event, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
| CHINA: Coal markets conference in Beijing from October 9 to 10 |
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(EnergyAsia, August 27, Wednesday) --- ‘China Coal Markets Conference 2008’ will be held at the Kempinski Hotel in Beijing, China from October 9 to 10. Speakers will cover key issues governing China’s future supply and demand balance including the country’s mining policy, safety, power industry developments and the rising cost of coal production. The conference, jointly organised by McCloskey and Xinhua InfoLink, will focus on China’s coal import and export potential, and the crucial Datong-Qinhuangdao corridor. For more information on ‘China Coal Markets Conference 2008’, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it . |
