Chinese homes are increasingly likely to carry a solar water heater on the roof, with one in 10 families already getting electricity from the devices. This is attracting overseas investment into the fragmented market, while... [read full story]
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By IRIN News.org Friday, October 30, 2009 Listen to the Article - It is hoped that by the end of November their classroom lights, projectors and photocopying machines will stay on during power cuts thanks to a set of rooftop...
Asia Times has a report about the proliferation of solar water heaters in China as part of the country's efforts to produce and promote renewable energy technologies: Solar water heater systems can be seen across China, from...
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