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Asian Imports Blog: Import Growth Outpaces Export Rise

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Tracking developments affecting U.S. importers of Chinese and Southeast Asian Goods. Wednesday, July 20, 2005. Import Growth Outpaces Export Rise. South Korean import growth continued to be higher than that of exports in June due to increased oil imports, the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) said Friday. Posted by Ryan Petersen @ 12:34 PM. Chinas Automakers Set Sights on Exports, Amid Hum. Chinas Foreign Trade Still Ballooning. Exports Grow by 32.7% in First Half. Ryan Petersen in China.

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Asian Imports Blog: 09/05/2004 - 09/12/2004

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Tracking developments affecting U.S. importers of Chinese and Southeast Asian Goods. Friday, September 10, 2004. The US Imports 280 Million Pounds of Coffee. And thats every month of the year! Showing the monthly coffee imports of the world's largest markets, according to the International Cofee Organization. If you are interested in purchasing a list of coffee shops (or any other business for that matter), contact Faculty Imports. What's more, the backlash. As far as Asian coffee is concerned, Vietnam, ...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Cameroon: Solar Power Starts Muscling Out Kerosene

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Tuesday, March 13, 2007. Cameroon: Solar Power Starts Muscling Out Kerosene. Http:/ allafrica.com/stories/200703070406.html. By Sylvestre Tetchiada Yaounde. The advent of solar power made the village part of a trend towards alternative energy use in Cameroon that has gained momentum amidst difficulties with giving all home...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Kenya: Firm Fires Up the Use of Solar Energy

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Kenya: Firm Fires Up the Use of Solar Energy. URL: http:/ allafrica.com/stories/200501100208.html. A fascination for solar energy forced Mark Hankins to abandon a teaching career to start a company that would help to build a sustainable energy infrastructure. In 1998, Energy for Sustainable Deve...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Kenya joins IFC Lighting Project

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Monday, February 26, 2007. Kenya joins IFC Lighting Project. Date: October 17, 2006. Source: http:/ allafrica.com/stories/200610161293.html. The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has announced a new $7 million (Sh511 million) project to increase access to modern energy services in Africa. It said there were currently...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Off-grid rural electrification for $25

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Sunday, February 25, 2007. Off-grid rural electrification for $25. Submitted by Rob Katz on June 15, 2005 - 10:26. A recent article (available here. At $25 per year, some microfinance organizations should think hard about giving loans to purchase these systems. Labels: Bottom of the Pyramid. We believe that private enterpi...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Mark Hankins on Solar PV in East Africa

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Mark Hankins on Solar PV in East Africa. Kenya RPCV Mark Hankins says: Contrary to what many people think, solar PV is not too expensive for ordinary folk. Kenya RPCV Mark Hankins says: Contrary to what many people think, solar PV is not too expensive for ordinary folk. Local businesses should b...

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid: Report on Varying Quality of Solar PV Products in Kenyan Market

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Lighting the Base of the Pyramid. A team of Columbia Business School students covers the latest initiatives aimed at expanding access to modern energy services in the developing world. Tuesday, February 27, 2007. Report on Varying Quality of Solar PV Products in Kenyan Market. Slides from an interesting presentation on the variances in product quality for solar pv products in the Kenyan market:. Http:/ www.solar2006.org/presentations/tech sessions/t25-m199.pdf. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). In addi...

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Asian Imports Blog: Exports Grow by 32.7% in First Half

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Tracking developments affecting U.S. importers of Chinese and Southeast Asian Goods. Wednesday, July 13, 2005. Exports Grow by 32.7% in First Half. Posted by Ryan Petersen @ 11:37 AM. Big retailers switch import focus from China to In. Chinas June Exports Surge by 30.6 Percent. Innovative Affiliate Marketing Program. Asian Gas Supply Said Key in CNOOC Study. Asian Influences Run Deep in Hollywood. Full Speed Ahead for Indonesias Auto Industry. The New Asian Import: Your Oven. Ryan Petersen in China.

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Asian Imports Blog: China's Automakers Set Sights on Exports, Amid Humble Beginnings

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Tracking developments affecting U.S. importers of Chinese and Southeast Asian Goods. Monday, July 18, 2005. China's Automakers Set Sights on Exports, Amid Humble Beginnings. Geely Group is an up and coming automaker out of China. They are planning on expanding exports to America and Europe. Geely's two mainland Chinese auto companies Zhejiang Geely Automobile Co. and Shanghai Maple Guorun Automobile sold 96,683 sedans in 2004, up 27 percent from 2003. Posted by Ryan Petersen @ 12:48 PM.