China, the world's largest rare-earth producer, cut export quotas for the minerals needed to make hybrid cars and televisions by 72 percent for the second half.
Shipments will be capped at 7,976 metric tons, down from 28,417 tons for the same period a year ago, according to data from the Ministry of Commerce yesterday.
"The rare earths industry officials have realized that, after many year
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China reduces rare earth export quota by 72%
Posted by admin (#1) 681 days ago (http://www.chinadaily.com.cn)Green norms for overseas investment soon
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The government will soon come out with environmental protection guidelines for domestic companies planning overseas investments, ministry officials said on Thursday.
According to experts, the guidelines will enhance the nation's "soft power" in the global arena and foster more investment deals.
Domestic companies that have overseas operations will have to take adequate steps to protect the
According to experts, the guidelines will enhance the nation's "soft power" in the global arena and foster more investment deals.
Domestic companies that have overseas operations will have to take adequate steps to protect the
Chinese firm to build Australian power station
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Power plant contractor China National Electric Equipment Corporation (CNEEC) has won a contract to build a $750 million power station in Australia.
The Latrobe Valley power station near Melbourne in Victoria will use new technologies to enable it to run on low-grade coal, which is often left unused.
The State-owned enterprise, which derives 80 percent of its business from overseas projects,
The Latrobe Valley power station near Melbourne in Victoria will use new technologies to enable it to run on low-grade coal, which is often left unused.
The State-owned enterprise, which derives 80 percent of its business from overseas projects,
GE China capitalizes on environmentally-efficient products
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According to GE China President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Norbom, China is in the process of evolving from a low-quality product manufacturing center into a high-quality one, in which he sees vast market potential by bringing into the nation his company's environmentally-efficient products and services.
"If you look at some of the measurements, such as the purchasing managers' index, th
"If you look at some of the measurements, such as the purchasing managers' index, th
The world's biggest supplier of solar-manufacturing equipment has opened a research and development center in China, and its chief technology officer will relocate from Silicon Valley to that country next month. Applied Materials, founded in 1967 as a semiconductor company, has manufactured in China for 25 years, but is expanding its presence to be closer to its customers and develop products sui
