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Using existing structures to produce eco-energy
The Asian-Pacific region is producing some of the most amazing eco-energy projects.16 Feb 2010
Latest News
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South Asia needs hydroelectricity invest...
There are plans, spearheaded by India, for greater trade and investment in electricity in South Asia. Namely creating a South Asian regional energy grid, with focus on renewable...Read more
30/07/2010 15:01
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Three Gorges Dam at near capacity
Controversy is once again courting China’s epic Three Gorges Dam. Not only responsible for the displacement of thousands of citizens and, possibly responsible for devastating...Read more
28/07/2010 11:31
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China's large Bombardier train order
High-speed rail has proven to be incredibly successful in China with the trains eating into the profits of regional aviation companies, so it is not surprising to learn that...Read more
22/07/2010 14:59
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China oil spill in the Yellow Sea
With the Gulf oil spill still not contained, countries are ensuring oil safety regulations are still at their most stringent, however it seems accidents are still happening.Read more
20/07/2010 12:00
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The South-North Water Diversion Project:
Arguably the biggest infrastructure project in history, the South-North Water Diversion Project (or the South-to-North Water Transfer Project) is a US$62 billion attempt to...Read more
14/07/2010 13:05
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India to drive LNG production
While India, like China, is predominately a coal-powered economy, a new report by RNCOS, entitled Global LNG Market Analysis, claims the developed world, includng India, is...Read more
13/07/2010 12:03
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Asian mineral reserves: The countries that are ...
With news that Afghanistan has uncovered around $1 trillion worth of untapped mineral deposits, APAC Infrastructure has decided to look at Asian mineral reserves and the...Read more -
Asia's green megaprojects
Asia: home of the massive infrastructure project and apparently, making the world a better place...Read more -
Can Haiti benefit from the experience of the As...
As international aid organisations do everything they can to help the people of Haiti after the devastating earthquake that struck two weeks ago, many are comparing the tragedy...Read more -
Megacities in Asia: Benefits or burdens?
In developing countries such as India, megacities such as Delhi and Mumbai hold an irresistible attraction - a promise of work and a better standard of living, food and energy....Read more -
Megaprojects of Asia
With the Dubai debt crisis temporarily setting back Middle East construction projects, the region looks like it could potentially lose its moniker as the 'home of the...Read more -
China's Capitalist Revolution
It appears the capitalist revolution is well underway in the People's Republic of China. Firstly, McDonald's have established over 800 restaurants in the country since 1990,...Read more
Executive Interviews
Breaking new ground: An interview with Li Shirong
New demand for greater collaboration and exchange of information is leading to some significant construction industry shifts – none more so than at the Chartered Institute of Building.
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NGO Summit APAC
9th - 11th March 2010
The Next Generation Oil&Gas APAC Summit 2010 will once again serve as an arena for senior level executives to engage in clear and focused dialogue with their peers and examine their management objectives in a relaxed and vibrant environment.
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