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Power cos reluctant to offload shares

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The government owned power companies are reluctant to float shares in the market as it would hamper the development of the sector. They argued that if the ownership is sold to private entities, there is a possibilites wealth will concentrated with few in ..more..

Lack of coordination hinders gas exploration programme

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Lack of coordination among the energy ministry high-ups hinders the government's gas exploration programme involving foreign companies drilling wells in state-owned onshore gas fields. It could not short-list the aspiring foreign bidders even after five ..more..

Oil falls toward $80 after 2-day jump

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A stronger dollar pushed oil prices down toward $80 a barrel Thursday after a two-day jump fueled by growing investor optimism that global crude demand is recovering. By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark crude for April delivery was down 38 cents to $ ..more..

GM's China sales up 51pc

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General Motors said its February vehicle sales in China rose 51 percent from a year earlier on strong demand for Chevrolet and Cadillac models as well as its popular minivans. The 174,306 vehicles sold by General Motors Co. and its joint ventures in Chin ..more..

Energy efficient tech mkt to zoom

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The global market for energy-efficient technologies is estimated to be worth $35.6 billion in 2009 and is expected to increase to $68.2 billion in 2014, achieving a compound annual growth rate of 13.9 per cent, according to a technical market research rep ..more..

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