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Controversial Shipbreaking Methods in South Asia Are Cause for Alarm

written by Walter Wang

There are serious concerns about how the shipping industry is disposing of its toxic waste during the process of shipbreaking: the way an old ship is disposed of, being broken up for scrap recycling. Most vessels have a lifespan of a few decades before they need to be retired; beaching is the most commonly used method to do this, as it is employed by 95 per cent of

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May 24, 2013 0 comment
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Strong Market is Essential for Energy Efficiency Finance

written by Walter Wang

Marketing is an essential ingredient for the success of energy efficiency finance. But too often, finance and efficiency experts focus on technical and financial issues and underestimate the importance of marketing. Using best practices in marketing is necessary to drive demand to the high levels state goals require.

At a New England Clean Energy Council panel

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January 24, 2013 0 comment
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22 Regions Across America Race to the Rooftop for Solar Power

written by Walter Wang

President Obama’s comprehensive energy plan included the pairing of investments in research and development with process improvements to reduce the bottlenecks and red tape associated with clean-energy technology deployment.  The Department of Energy responded

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December 5, 2011 1 comment
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