Taiwan should implement aggressive renewable energy policy, says Applied chairman

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Taiwan should implement aggressive renewable energy policy, says Applied chairman

Claire Sung, Taipei; Jessie Shen, DIGITIMES

Monday 8 June 2009

Taiwan should be more active in following the worldwide trend where leading economies are rushing to capitalize on renewable energy to create a green economy that will be accompanied by millions of new jobs, according to Applied Materials chairman and...

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