Jena researchers develop strategy for contaminated mining regions
Jena researchers develop strategy for contaminated mining regions 25.04.2012/XNUMX/XNUMX - In the past it was gold, silver or iron ore, today it is copper, aluminum and, above all, rare earths: Metallic raw materials are indispensable for industrial societies. Deposits have been developed and ores have been mined for centuries. But what industry benefits from is often a disaster for nature: Are [...]
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China needs more “green” cars
China needs more “green” cars 25.04.2012/1125/12 - No less than XNUMX cars will be shown at the biennial Beijing auto show, which began on Monday. Home and international producers have obviously shifted up a gear to impress Chinese consumers. DENZA, a German-Chinese joint production by BYD and Mercedes, at the XNUMXth Beijing auto show Es [...]
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China is booming rare for rare earth
China's boom in rare earth is expensive 24.04.2012 - A green future that emerges through the use of rare earth seems to be a long way off for Zhang Yang'e. The well in their village has become unusable due to the consequences of local mining. A [...] blows from the fountain in Zhang's backyard.
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Partner country China is the key market for ContiTech
Partner country China is a key market for ContiTech 24.04.2012/2012/30 Hanover - ContiTech's Changshu site: For XNUMX, ContiTech Vibration Control is planning to build a development center with its own laboratory. China is the partner country of this year's Hannover Messe - ContiTech has been writing a success story there for over XNUMX years. Today, the technology leader supplies its local and international [...]
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China can still become a leader in environmental cars
China can still become a leader in the field of green cars 23.04.2012/XNUMX/XNUMX - Despite the sluggish sales of electric cars in China, McKinsey & Co. believes that the country can still become the world leader in the automotive industry, but this is only possible if you focus on batteries -powered vehicles to plug-in hybrid electric cars. The forecast of the US company followed on [...]
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Shanghai: Where to go with the old phones?
Shanghai: what to do with the old cell phones? 23.04.2012/2007/90 - According to a report by the United Nations, the amount of electronic waste has increased sevenfold since XNUMX. Many believe the simplest solution would be to simply recycle the old equipment. However, this idea seems to be taking off slowly. It was in the early XNUMXs when the family [...]
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Is Volkswagen planning more plants in Western China?
Is Volkswagen planning further plants in western China? April 23.04.2012, XNUMX - According to a report by the Reuters news agency, Volkswagen recently announced its intention to build further plants in western China in addition to the already planned plant in Xinjiang. Is Volkswagen China planning additional production sites in the west of the country? There is more than just a rumor behind the Reuters report. [...]
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Newcrest Mining: Indonesia output at previous year's level
Newcrest Mining: Indonesia output at previous year's level 23.04.2012/XNUMX/XNUMX Melbourne - Investors should have mixed feelings about the latest news from Australian gold producer Newcrest Mining. After all, gold production in Indonesia this year should be almost at the previous year's level. The company expects gold output in its Indonesian Gosowong deposit to remain roughly the same in the current financial year [...]
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China Sunergy strengthens cooperation with SUNfarming Group to expand its market share in Germany
China Sunergy strengthens cooperation with SUNfarming Group to expand market share in Germany April 23.04.2012, 31 Nanjing, China - China Sunergy Co., Ltd., a manufacturer specializing in solar cells and modules, announced today that the company has signed another supply contract for XNUMX MW Solar modules with Renewable Energy, a subsidiary of the well-known European distributor and project developer SUNfarming Group completed [...]
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New OZ: Comment on German-Chinese economic partnership
Neue OZ: Commentary on German-Chinese economic partnership April 23.04.2012, XNUMX Osnabrück - The country has no choice Angela Merkel and Wen Jiabao unanimously swear to the German-Chinese economic partnership. Politicians from both countries actually always do that when they visit each other - usually with large business delegations in tow. So business as usual? Not quite. This time their meeting is under the sign [...]
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