Sentences with phrase «china building the new plant»

CINS also questions aspects of the contract between China and Serbia, which it says gives courts in China full power of arbitration in the event of any dispute; there are added concerns about the many hundreds of workers from China building the new plant, with few companies from Serbia itself involved in construction at Kostolac.

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Likewise, according to a report by Pivot Capital Management that analyzed China's manufacturing capabilities, China continues to build new steel mills, cement factories and aluminum smelters even though up to one - third of existing plants sit idle.

«One of the things that will be a real achievement for me is when I get Apple to build a big plant in the United States, or many big plants in the United States, where instead of going to China, and going to Vietnam, and going to the places that you go to, you're making your product right here,» Trump said he told Cook, according to a transcript of the President - elect's interview with the New York Times on Tuesday.

They are building a new plant here which will employ more people and because it is a popular vehicle they are also building a plant in China.

Freedom plans to use the funds from the share sale to expand its health and well - being business and build a new UHT processing plant to supply milk to export markets in South - East Asia and China.

He wants to commercialize the new processes by building new plants using techniques like capture and sequestration in the U.S. — as well as export these methodologies to countries like China.

As recently as 2007, China was building two new power plants a week, according to John Ashton, a climate official in the United Kingdom.

Most of that change will have to take place in the developing world, whether replacing China's new coal - fired power plants or building wind, solar or geothermal facilities to power development in African countries.

02/07/2018 - While less new coal - fired power plants are now being built in China and India, the planned expansion in the use of coal in fast - growing emerging economies, such as Turkey, Indonesia and Vietnam, will in part cancel out the reduction.

Currently, Ford's joint venture in China, Changan Ford Mazda Automobile Co., Ltd. (CFMA), is building a new engine plant and a new transmission plant, with initial annual capacity of up to 400,000 in each plant.

China is building far more such plants because they recognize that coal is essential to power a healthy economy and the new generation of coal plants offer great environmental advantage.

There's a clearly understood problem — China figured out they could claim carbon credits by building large new HCFC plants and destroying one of the byproducts, and selling the HCFCs for cheap third world air conditioners, and got away with that for some years.

If the USA had taken Hansen's advice back in the late 1980's and gone on a crash program of building next generation nukes there was probably a chance we could be exporting that technology now to China and India and it might have prevented the commissioning of many of the new coal power plants they are building.

While China is unfortunately building many new pulverized coal plants, they are also deploying renewables on a large scale.

BIDEN: China is building one to three new coal - fired plants burning dirty coal per week.

Even as the United States sees individual battles over siting new coal - burning plants, India and China are building them as fast as they can raise the money and find the cement and steel.

And newer coal - fired plants in China are being built to do just that.

I read one statistic that between China and India alone there will be 775 new coal burning power plants built in the next eight years.

If the U.S. keeps building new coal - fired power plants without CCS (a technology still in development that is intended to take carbon dioxide out of emissions), we can't very well ask or expect other countries (e.g., China) to care much about the issue, unless they decide to care for their own reasons.

Many scientists much prefer the strong criticism of Hansen's assertions by Richard Lindzen, Sloan Professor of Atmospheric Sciences at M.I.T., — as do I. Stopping new coal plants is stupid anyway since China alone is building a new one every week.

China is building one to three new coal - fired plants burning dirty coal per week.

Korea is winning the global competition to build new nuclear plants against China and Russia despite being a fraction of the size, at just 50 million people, and energy - poor.

But it's obvious that China's new regulations are less stringent than the EPA's, and will allow China to continue to build Ultra-supercritical coal - fired power plants.

Chris V. attempted to refute it @ 22:40, but his answer was much too provincial, limiting the discussion to only the U.S.. It's a big world out there, and he may be unaware that China is currently building an average of two new coal fired power plants every week, and plans to continue building at this pace until at least 2024 [source: the Economist].

That's a real change, where you go back ten years ago and China was building almost 100 gigawatts a year of new coal plants, that number has dropped dramatically.»

China's CCTV reports that 63 % of new power plants built in China in 2015 were non-fossil fuel.

«But China isn't just relegating its dirty coal - fired power plants to the outskirts of society; for years, it's been building 16 unprecedentedly massive, brand new «coal bases» in rural parts of the country.

There is no doubt that the global coal fleet is changing as older inefficient subcritical stations built decades ago in Europe and the US are being replaced by new, highly efficient plants in emerging economies like China, South and South - east Asia.

New Zealand - based Lanzatech, the developer of gas fermentation technology for producing ethanol and high value chemicals (e.g.: MEK, Butadiene) from industrial waste gases, has signed a memorandum of understanding with one of the largest coal producers in China, Henan Coal and Chemical Industrial Corporation, to build a demonstration plant to... Read more →

The first project, a 92 - megawatt solar power plant, will be built this year and located in the 66 - square - mile Shaanxi New Energy and Industrial Park in Yulin city, Shaanxi province of Northern China.

A result of demand in China and India, he said, is that «Duke and others want to build a new power plant based on inexpensive coal, but the capital cost to build that plant is doubling before they even put a shovel in the ground.»

China is a prime example: they are building new coal burning plants at a rapid pace.

China and India alone are building, or intend to build, 800 new coal - fired power plants in the next 20 years, making any action by the US, which would cost jobs and send even more business overseas, pointless.

China is taking important steps to close down smaller, inefficient power stations but it is also building large, modern and more efficient (HELE) coal - fired power plants — new regulations effectively ban subcritical (non-HELE) coal technology.

«China and India alone are building, or intend to build, 800 new coal - fired power plants in the next 20 years»

Go and look at my post again — China and India alone are building, or planning 800 new coal - fired power plants, so all the closing of US plants by the loony extremists at the EPA will have the same effect on global pollution as p*ssing in the Pacific..

China builds more than one new coal - fired power plant each week.

China and India are building new coal - fueled power plants every week, and neither they nor any of the real «developing countries» are required to commit to «binding targets» for lower carbon dioxide emissions.

As for China - They are building a new coal - fired plant EVERY WEEK.

EPA's Clean Power Plan assumes shutting down U.S. coal - fired power plants will stop climate change, even if China, India, and other countries build thousands of new coal - fueled generators over the next 20 years.

Greenpeace calls the technology a «false hope,» while the Natural Resources Defense Council cautions that CCS must be quickly developed in order to export it to developing countries like China, which has been rapidly building new coal plants with few, if any, pollution controls.

A host of recent studies have suggested much of the pipeline of new coal plants the coal mining industry is depending on may never be built as environmental concerns in key markets such as China and India escalate and competition from gas and increasingly cost - competitive renewables intensifies.

«That U.S. exports of LNG to China could end up being worse from a greenhouse gas perspective than if China simply built a new power plant and burned its own coal supplies.»

This new technology is not readily available in China, but it is available to utilities in the U.S. Which brings us to the second article — an announcement by TXU, a giant Texas energy company, that it intends to build 11 new coal - fired power plants in Texas, plus another dozen or so elsewhere in the country.

Despite the pledge, China continues to build numerous new coal power plants, which would make their promise effectively impossible to keep.

Well... For China especially, if they build new coal plants that can burn biomass, those could switch to azolla later.

Today it's China that has to build massive numbers of new power plants to satisfy its soaring electricity demand.

China, on the other hand, has emerged as a leader in developing clean, renewable energy, but its demand for coal is still staggering, and growing, and China is predicted to build 2,200 new coal - fired electric plants by 2030.

China, South Korea, and Russia continue to build new nuclear plants.

To remain consistent with the IEA's 2 °C scenario (2DS) China can avoid building any new coal plants from now until 2032 by marginally increasing the utilization of their existing fleet.