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Home > Topics > Energy issue
  • Vice president: China sticks to sustainable energy strategy(2008-06-23)
  • China's National Climate Change Programme(2007-06-05)
  • Our Historical Tasks at the Primary Stage of Socialism and Several Issues Concerning China's Foreign Policy(2007-03-02)
  • President Hu calls for more efforts in energy saving(2006-12-27)
  • China's basic energy law to be outlined(2006-11-27)
  • China will raise Renewable proportion to 10% in Energy Pie(2006-07-25)
  • President Hu urges efforts to ensure global energy security(2006-07-18)
  • Energy list to encourage sustainable growth(2006-07-04)
  • China makes breakthrough in turning stalk into bio-oil(2006-07-01)
  • China consumes less energy with fast economic growth(2006-06-30)
  • China pushes for more energy-effcient buildings(2006-05-24)
  • Drafting of energy law initiated(2006-04-04)
  • China to cut energy consumption by 4 percent in 2006(2006-03-05)
  • China's oil import growth slows down in 2005(2006-01-28)
  • China's oil import growth continues to fall(2005-11-20)
  • An Open Mind for Win-Win Cooperation---Speech by H.E. Hu Jintao,President of the People's Republic of China, At the APEC CEO Summit(2005-11-17)
  • How can energy shortage be blamed on China?(2005-09-21)
  • Will China pose a threat to world energy security?(2005-07-17)
  • Premier Wen heads new energy group(2005-05-27)
  • Official: China not a threat to world energy security(2005-05-18)

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