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Taking a different look at the world

PEOPLE ought to be craning their necks to look at the new energy geography, which has China and India squarely at the centre of demand.

Taking a different look at the world

This version of the world map has Australia right in the middle of these demand points. In a pre-APPEA 2011 interview, Deloitte senior adviser energy and sustainability Joseph Stanislaw said Australia...

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