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LONDON, May 9- U.S. solar module maker and project developer First Solar illustrates wider industry efforts to secure new markets in a shift away from the United States and Europe.
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LONDON, May 9- U.S. solar module maker and project developer First Solar illustrates wider industry efforts to secure new markets in a shift away from the United States and Europe.
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The privatisation fund did not name the bidders but a source at the fund said they included a consortium led by French group Suez Environnement and Greek construction firm Ellaktor, a consortium of Greek construction firm GEK TERNA, Israeli firm Mekorot and Greek businessman George Apostolopoulos and a third group led by Greek businessman Ivan Savvidis.
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SANTIAGO, April 10- A Chilean court temporarily suspended the construction of Barrick Gold Corp's Pascua-Lama gold and silver mine after indigenous communities protested the controversial project was destroying glaciers and harming water supply.
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American Water Works president & CEO Jeffry Sterba discusses what role his company can play in America's rotting infrastructure, their passion for the quality of what people are drinking, and where his company is headed this year.
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Tina Alpha Reclaim Technology is tapping into municipal waste water to treat it and transport it to fracking operations, reports CNBC's Bertha Coombs. Drew Bledsoe, Ecosphere Energy Services investor, explains why shale gas exploration and fracking is key to growing America's economy.
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Belgium holds 10 percent in the French bank worth about 6 billion euros. Bulgaria may consider restarting the sale of the arms maker, which has debts of over 150 million levs.
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Cho Wee Peng, Group CFO of Hyflux, says there are clear signs of a recovery in China and the Middle East and that's helping boost business.
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DUBAI, Feb 10- State utility Dubai Electricity and Water Authority reported a 6 percent increase in annual profit for 2012 on Sunday, after sales revenues and cash generated from core operations rose.
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Utility companies in the Northeast are preparing for storm Nemo, with Ralph Larossa, president of PSE&G.
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CNBC's Bertha Coombs reports on New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's State of the State Address.
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One in six people worldwide can't get water to drink, and this problem shows no signs of abating. But one company is trying to improve the situation by recycling. CNBC's Chloe Cho spoke to Olivia Lum, Executive Chairman & Group CEO, Hyflux to find out more.