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Tuesday, 14 Apr
LRI Energy Paper: The Solar Power Sector in China (Free Download, PDF File)
Monday, 02 Feb
Many EU countries need to take urgent further action to create a better investment environment to meet their 2020 renewable energy target
Monday, 02 Feb
UK's investment environment for renewable electricity lags behind other major EU countries
LRI Energy Paper: The Solar Power Sector in China (Free Download, PDF File)
Monday, 02 Feb
Many EU countries need to take urgent further action to create a better investment environment to meet their 2020 renewable energy target
Monday, 02 Feb
UK's investment environment for renewable electricity lags behind other major EU countries
Updated from the 2008 edition, this report uses a series of indices to provide a detailed rating of 20 EU countries. These indices offer a means of assessing the renewable electricity sectors in question and offer a more comprehensive basis for informed analysis and decision making. For more information and to buy the publication visit: REdatabase.com
Suzlon turns to emerging markets growth
The world's third-largest turbine supplier is embarking on a significant push for new business as it battles a depressed market in the developed world, where it built its reputation
BHP needs to strike balance on Potash price
Three weeks after its initially secret $39bn approach to PotashCorp, the Anglo-Australian miner faces conflicting pressures over the price it might have to pay to secure its target
The world's third-largest turbine supplier is embarking on a significant push for new business as it battles a depressed market in the developed world, where it built its reputation
BHP needs to strike balance on Potash price
Three weeks after its initially secret $39bn approach to PotashCorp, the Anglo-Australian miner faces conflicting pressures over the price it might have to pay to secure its target
In addition to our in-house researchers and regional representatives, we employ associate researchers and consultants both within and outside of the UK to work on specific projects. As we are always implementing new projects, we welcome applications from qualified and experienced researchers and consultants, including:
- Economists, engineers and environmental assessment experts for technical assistance projects in developing countries.
- Researchers with excellent Japanese language writing skills.
- Market researchers from all countries.
- A recent graduate with an academic backgound in both chemistry and chemical regulation.
- An English editor with energy/environmental background.
We occasionally accept internship students from UK or non-UK universities. These students are given an opportunity to write a report, which will be shown on our website or included in our newsletter to our clients.
The following are sample reports:
The Solar Power Sector in China, by Dai Li from China, 2009.Survey of Energy Storage Options in Europe, by Tobias Gaschler from Germany, 2010.
Please send your CV with a cover letter to job@LondonResearchInternational.com. If you have any questions, please write to the same address.
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