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With the Singapore International Energy Week into its fourth year, we're marking its maturity and growth with a specially-commissioned book covering the energy landscape and its developments in Asia. Included as well is a post-SIEW 2010 report, as well as a special gatefold featuring key energy milestones in Singapore's past decade.
With only 5,000 copies published by the Financial Times Special Projects Division Asia Pacific, this 44-page book looks at timely energy issues ranging from the nuclear security paradigm in light of the Fukushima crisis to the rising oil prices and a changing global energy economy.