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1. What Should Students Pay Attention to about Working Time Studying in Japan March 27, 2011 According to Japanese media reports, recently, Aomori university held a news conference where the headmaster said since 2008, the school had dismissed 140 Chinese students, reason was that these Chinese students didn't come to class, but did special jobs. Many people even left Aomori city, and went to Tokyo to find work. Japan entering-country administration survey showed, 90% of fired students live outside the Aomori. During 5 years, quite part of Chinese students entered Aomori University, if school did not contact, they generally did not have classes. And relevant information about abi... (read more) Author: Elizabeth Emma

2. Introduction To Solar PV Technology October 06, 2010 Introduction To Solar PV Technology There is a pressing need to accelerate the development of advanced clean energy technologies in order to address the global challenges of energy security, climate change and sustainable development. This challenge was acknowledged by the Ministers from G8 countries, China, India and South Korea, in their meeting in June 2008 in Aomori, Japan where they declared the wish to have IEA prepare roadmaps to advance innovative energy technology. “We will establish an international initiative with the support of the IEA to develop roadmaps for innovative... (read more) Author: yoni LEVY

3. US Energy Secretary Calls for Cuts in Global Fuel Subsidies June 07, 2008 U.S. Energy Secretary Samuel Bodman says fuel price subsidies are not the remedy for rising oil prices. Bodman told reporters in Aomori Japan Saturday that although global demand for oil is increasing, oil production has been capped at 85 million barrels a day for the last three years. He called for an increase in energy investment. His comments come one day after oil prices surged more than $11 a barrel to set a record of more than $139 in New York trading. Bodman called price increases "shocking," but said consumers will not change their habits if their countries keep fuel prices low throug... (read more)

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