Excerpt:
"The U.S. is ready to accept "binding international obligations" on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, according to James Connaughton and Daniel Price, environmental and economics advisers to President Bush, BBC reports. The Bush administration wants some kind of binding commitment from major developing countries such as China, India and Brazil."
http://blogs.nbcuni.com/greenisuniversal/2008/02/us_ready_to_accept_binding_emi.html
Showing posts with label India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label India. Show all posts
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Ford Plans $500M Investment in India Operations; Small Cars and Diesel Engines
Ford Plans $500M Investment in India Operations; Small Cars and Diesel Engines
Excerpt:
"Ford Motor Company plans to invest US$500 million to expand its India operations, reaffirming its commitment to developing and implementing an aggressive growth strategy in the country. The new investment will fund several new initiatives, including the expansion of Ford India’s current manufacturing facility in Chennai to begin production of a new small car within the next two years, and construction of a fully integrated and flexible engine manufacturing plant that will go online by 2010."
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2008/01/ford-plans-500m.html
Excerpt:
"Ford Motor Company plans to invest US$500 million to expand its India operations, reaffirming its commitment to developing and implementing an aggressive growth strategy in the country. The new investment will fund several new initiatives, including the expansion of Ford India’s current manufacturing facility in Chennai to begin production of a new small car within the next two years, and construction of a fully integrated and flexible engine manufacturing plant that will go online by 2010."
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2008/01/ford-plans-500m.html
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Monday
Coal is still king, but wind energy grows in India
Coal is still king, but wind energy grows in India
Excerpt:
"If wind power has a reputation of being on the fringes - an expensive technology that has more to do with environmentalist dreams than electricity production - India is also proving it to be a viable energy source, even in the developing world. India has the fourth-highest installed capacity for wind power in the world, lagging only Germany, Spain and the United States, according to the Global Wind Energy Council."
http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5gxqQw6aL64MQP9AzR7BIVnxOd4VQ
Excerpt:
"If wind power has a reputation of being on the fringes - an expensive technology that has more to do with environmentalist dreams than electricity production - India is also proving it to be a viable energy source, even in the developing world. India has the fourth-highest installed capacity for wind power in the world, lagging only Germany, Spain and the United States, according to the Global Wind Energy Council."
http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5gxqQw6aL64MQP9AzR7BIVnxOd4VQ
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