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US officials yesterday urged China to lower their tariffs on clean energy technology as part of the two countries’ actions to combat climate change. “Both China and the US have much to lose from potentially devastating impacts of climate change, but much to gain by partnering to develop clean energy technologies that will power our [...]
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The King of Spain HM King Juan Carlos I and Queen Sofia concluded their visit to Australia last week at the Australia–Spain Business Forum. Their first official visit in more than two decades was designed to boost Spain’s profile in the Asia-Pacific region. Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Anthony Byrne said the visit indicated the strengthening [...]
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The China Australia Business Congress provided many valuable lessons for all. Not just for businesses keen to start doing business with China —whether importing, exporting, investing or setting up operations there—but for those already in that space looking to deepen their relationship with the Chinese market. Here are 10 reasons Australians should look to do [...]
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Austrade and Enterprise Connect began their Clean Technology for the Future Roadshow in Perth yesterday in a bid to introduce international opportunities in the clean energy sector to Australian businesses. “Global investment in clean energy reached US$155 billion in 2008,” said Austrade’s National Industry Manager for Clean Technology Kerry Rooney. “As nations implement policies to [...]
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A delegation of 70 Queensland cleantech exporters will attend the BIO International Conference in Atlanta, USA on a mission that Queensland Trade Minister Stephen Robertson has marked as a chance for the state to build on valuable global partnerships in the space. Speaking at the International Trade Outlook 2009 conference in Los Angeles yesterday, Robertson [...]
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