Feb 21, 2012 -- Datamonitor - GDF SUEZ, a France-based natural gas and electricity supplier, has reported net income of E4 billion for the year ended December 31, 2011, compared to E4.62 billion, for the year ended December 31, 2010. More...
Feb 21 - Info-Prod Research (Middle East) - According to ACN: A micro photovoltaic system has been connected to the national power grid in the eastern city of Santiago de Cuba with the view of evaluating the technology under tropical weather conditions and lead feasibility studies before it is expanded to the rest of the country. More...
Feb 21 - Evening Standard - Britain's biggest power station, Drax, threw down the gauntlet to the government today, pledging to invest up to pounds sterling 700 million to transform itself into a biomass energy generator but only if subsidies are increased. More...
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Feb 21 - McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - Takashi Itoda The Yomiuri Shimbun - Only two out of 54 nuclear reactors in the nation remain online following the suspension of operations on Monday at the Takahama nuclear power plant's No. More...
Feb 21 - The Daily Star, Beirut, Lebanon - At his goat farm in the remote Bekaa Valley town of Qaa near the Syrian border, Hasan Istaytiyyah is enjoying a rare luxury in Lebanon: 24-hour electricity. More...
Asian development bank report projected India's total energy consumption at 1279 MTOE by 2030. Per capita electricity consumption for India stood at 631 Kwh as compared to US per capita of more than 13338 by more... Filed Under International
India is facing an acute energy scarcity which is hampering its industrial growth and economic progress. Setting up of new power plants is inevitably dependent on import of highly volatile fossil fuels. more... Filed Under International
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the world will need almost 60 percent more energy by 2030 than what it had consumed three decades ago, and fossil fuels are expected to meet most of more... Filed Under International
By Michael Kugelman This country is one of the world's top energy consumers. Given its modest supply of indigenous resources, it must satisfy its energy hunger abroad. This billion-person nation presently imports about two-thirds of its oil -- more... Filed Under International