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CSP in SE Asia: Packing Potential, Lacking Conviction

written by Walter Wang

CSPcontinues to be somewhat of a Cinderella alternative energy technology in South East Asia. This is despite some heavyweight supporters, not least the Asian Development Bank’s US$2mn investment in 2010 to develop its so-called Asia Solar Energy Initiative in the Asia-Pacific region and events such as the 2010

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September 6, 2011 1 comment
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