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September 19th, 2010
China a Beacon for Foreign Clean Tech Firms

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ABS CBN – In a laboratory in northern China, technicians are breeding billions of micro-organisms in test tubes to create enzymes — proteins that can turn plant waste into clean-burning biofuels. The facility near the port city of Tianjin belongs to Novozymes, a Danish biotechnology company and one of a growing number of foreign firms in China benefiting from Beijing’s massive investment in green energy. Read More