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Sustainability & Corporate Social Responsibility: Page 217
Wind Turbine Market Expands Globally, But Manufacturing Overcapacity Persists
During the past 2 years, more flexible sourcing strategies across the wind power supply chain have resulted in cost reductions, enabling greater geographic market access while reducing risk and ensuring profitability for wind turbine vendors and their partners in the component value chain. Overcapacity, however, persists in most, though not all areas of the supply chain, providing purchasers with more choice, flexibility, and cost control.
Canadian Government Favors Fossil Fuels Over Alternative Energy, Report Claims
Development of clean alternative energy resources has been growing in Canada and contributing significant employment opportunities. However, a new clean energy industry report has concluded that the federal government is ignoring those resources in favor of fossil fuels.
Shipping Emissions Labeled Substantial, With Worst Rates in Chinese, Malaysian Ports
Shipping emissions in ports are substantial, accounting for 18 million tonnes of CO2 emissions, 0.4 million tonnes of NOx, 0.2 million of SOx and 0.03 million tonnes of PM10 in 2011, according to an International Transport Forum's report. Around 85 percent of emissions come from containerships and tankers. Containerships have short port stays, but high emissions during these stays.
S.F. Roundtable Envisions the Future, Part 2
In which we hear more insightful predictions about the coming year and beyond from Bay Area supply-chain executives.
Sewage Powers Up Industrial Plant, Provides Transportation Fuel
The contents of your toilet could soon be powering your car and helping to provide other transportation fuel.
Ex-Im Bank Signs $1Bn Memorandum of Understanding to Support U.S. Clean Energy Exports to India
Fred P. Hochberg, chairman of the U.S. Export-Import Bank signed a memorandum of understanding with Chairman K.S. Popli of the Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency (IREDA) to explore options for utilizing up to $1bn to finance the sale of U.S. clean energy exports to India.
New Insights on Supply Chain Innovation
Declining Diesel Prices Slow Use of Natural Gas in Truck Market
The natural-gas-powered vehicle market has slowed as diesel fuel prices continue to drop, according to recent ACT Research's study of fuel trends in the heavy duty truck market.
Making the Most of Retail Product Liquidation
Environmental Group Urges China to Create Maritime Emission Control Areas
New York-based Natural Resources Defense Council has released a report on air pollution in China citing shipping as a major contributor and recommending the introduction of emission control areas.
To Boost 'Factories of Future,' EC Promotes Re-use, Remanufacturing Projects
The European Commission has called for research projects that investigate re-use and remanufacturing, in a bid to develop the "factories of the future".
Manifesto Claims European Plastics Industry Unfairly Hobbled
The European plastics industry has published a manifesto alerting officials in Brussels to the many impediments it faces, and which it hopes will influence European Union policy.
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