SPOTLIGHT

1. BUSINESS:

More Western clean-tech companies take off in China, but there are gaps in the runway

BEIJING -- Jennifer Holmgren is a dream client for airlines that fly to China. She flies here from Chicago almost every two months, and China topped other countries as her business trip destination last year. Holmgren is the CEO of a Chicago-headquartered biofuel firm. Just like her, executives at Western clean-tech companies in recent years have been increasingly traveling to China, aiming to drive up business with the Chinese market.

2. ENERGY:

China's soaring coal consumption approaches the combined use of all other nations

Chinese coal consumption surged for a 12th consecutive year in 2011, with the country burning 2.3 billion tons of the carbon-emitting mineral to run power plants, industrial boilers and other equipment to support its economic and population growth.

SPOTLIGHT

1. BUSINESS:

More Western clean-tech companies take off in China, but there are gaps in the runway

2. ENERGY:

China's soaring coal consumption approaches the combined use of all other nations

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