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Green Energy reports furnace explosion, claims minimal impact

Nuying Huang

Nuying Huang

, Taipei

Dec 18, 2006, 12:14 0

Green Energy Technology, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tatung, reported a furnace explosion on December 17 with two employees being killed...

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