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JUCCCE Wants You!

By Carla Fernandez ⋅ February 10, 2009 ⋅ Post a comment

Peggy Liu, chairperson of the Joint U.S.-China Cooperation on Clean Energy (JUCCCE), visited New York University this week to discuss the future of green energy in China, and to recruit volunteer support for upcoming projects. JUCCCE, with offices in Beijing, Shanghai, and San Francisco, is one of the main accelerators of the “green” China movement. [...]

Responsible Roundup: Urbanization, air control, water supply, clean energy, green biz and laugh-out-loud climate crisis

By Erica Schlaikjer ⋅ July 26, 2008 ⋅ 2 comments

Every Friday, ResponsibleChina highlights major news about the environment, CSR and social entrepreneurship in China. For tips or suggestions, please send an email to erica [at] responsiblechina.com. ===== IN CASE YOU MISSED IT THIS WEEK… CHINA IS CROWDED. Did you know a billion people will live in China’s cities within one generation? The McKinsey Quarterly [...]

McKinsey: Wang Yusuo, ENN Group, discusses clean energy in China

By Erica Schlaikjer ⋅ July 10, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

Excerpts from the July issue of the McKinsey Quarterly: (Illustration via McKinsey Quarterly) “Cleaner energy for China: An interview with the chairman of ENN Group” By Michael Wang is a principal in McKinsey’s Shanghai office, where David Xu is a director. July 2008 China has a reputation for relying on heavily polluting energy sources, such [...]