US politicians are probably going to pull China into the US election debate over gas prices. But, that will miss the real fulcrum of guilt as well as overlook the consequences of a hoped-for return to cheaper transportation fuels. Chinese government... ...full story at TreeHugger
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| 21 Jun 08 |
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China Raises Gas Prices »
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Chinese authorities unexpectedly raised retail gasoline and diesel prices by up to 18 percent on Thursday, the country's sharpest ever single increase.
China's first price hike in eight months comes after little progress has been made toward its... |
| 03 Jul 09 |
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Chinese Government Raises Fuel Prices by 10% (That's Good!) » TreeHugger Those prices are in Yuans per liter, I think. Fuel Subsidies Punish Virtue The Chinese government has recently decided to raise fuel prices by about 10%, the third increase in the past few months, following a 6-7% increase on June 1st, and a 3-5%... |
| 13 Jan 09 |
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NDRC rules out fuel price cuts » People's Daily The National Development and Reform Commission has ruled out a further reduction in the prices of gasoline and diesel, despite the fall in global crude prices. The NDRC, which sets energy policy and fuel prices in China, said it would not lower the... |
| 01 Nov 07 |
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China Raises Gasoline and Diesel Prices » China Confidential China has increased gasoline and diesel prices for the first time in more than a year, as shortages disrupt transportation in the south of the country. Gasoline prices also rose in other parts of Asia Thursday, and there seems to be no relief in sight as... |
| 28 Jul 09 |
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China lowers gasoline, diesel prices » People's Daily China will cut gasoline, diesel prices both by 220 yuan (about 32.4 U.S. dollars) per tonne, as of 12:00 a.m. Wednesday, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced Tuesday. After the price cut, retail prices of gasoline will... |
| 02 Sep 09 |
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China to raise fuel prices by 4% » People's Daily China is to raise the prices of gasoline and diesel by 300 yuan (44.12 U.S. dollars) a tonne, or about 4 percent each Sept. 2, the country's top economic planning agency said late Tuesday. The retail price of gasoline will increase by 0.22 yuan a... |
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