Blog posts with the tag: "China"
Monday 23 September 2013
The press coverage on what looks like DECC’s (and Ed Davey’s) attempts to attract, (“woo” in the words of the Sunday Times), Chinese firms into the UK nuclear industry highlights one of the many signs of desperation in UK energy policy. EDF is also seeking Chinese involvement in Hinkley Point but apparently China General Nuclear…
Thursday 14 March 2013
I recently attended a meeting of the Chop Sticks Club – a group that has been promoting Anglo-Chinese relations for the last twenty years. Although of course the projected future where the Chinese economy continues to grow dramatically may not be totally assured it’s phenomenal growth over the last twenty years, along with similar rapid…
Dr Steven Fawkes
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