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The Energy Industry Times
Today there is no shortage of information on issues related to energy – magazines, newsletters, national newspapers, email newsletters, dedicated Internet sites – the list goes on. Yet in this age of information overload, most professionals still take the time to read their favourite daily newspaper.
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Selected highlights from the September 2019 edition of The Energy Industry Times
NTPC to invest $3.5 billion to set up solar park in India
David Flin | 2019-09-19NTPC, India’s largest power company, has announced that it will not undertake any new co...
GE to provide four F-class gas turbines for Besmaya, Iraq
David Flin | 2019-09-18The Iraq Ministry of Electricity, Mass Energy Group Holding (MGH) and GE Power have signed an ...
Siemens Gamesa launches nacelle assembly facility in Taiwan for offshore wind turbines
David Flin | 2019-09-17Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has held a launch ceremony in Taiwan for the company&rs...
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Introducing The Energy Industry Times
Today there is no shortage of information on issues related to energy – magazines, newsletters, national newspapers, email newsletters, dedicated Internet sites – the list goes on. Yet in this age of information overload, most professionals still take the time to read their favourite daily newspaper.
Junior Isles, TEI Times Chief Editor, often wondered:
How convenient would it be to have an industry 'newspaper' dedicated to providing forward-looking reporting on the key issues driving this exciting sector, delivered straight to your desk?
TEI Times aims to do just that. At last, an easy way to keep abreast of the latest news in the power and energy sectors – from a source you can trust.
Sample Issue
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NTPC to invest $3.5 billion to set up solar park in India
NTPC, India’s largest power company, has announced that it will not undertake any new coal-based generation for the next few years as part of measures to reduce its carbon footprint, and it will invest $3.5 billion to set up one of the world’s largest solar power parks at Kutch in Gujarat.
- 19 hours ago (2019-09-19)
- David Flin
GE to provide four F-class gas turbines for Besmaya, Iraq
The Iraq Ministry of Electricity, Mass Energy Group Holding (MGH) and GE Power have signed an agreement to establish Phase 3 of the Besmaya Power Plant, taking the total capacity of the plant to 4.5 GW.
- a day ago (2019-09-18)
- David Flin
Siemens Gamesa launches nacelle assembly facility in Taiwan for offshore wind turbines
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has held a launch ceremony in Taiwan for the company’s first offshore nacelle assembly facility outside of Europe.
- 2 days ago (2019-09-17)
- David Flin
Iraq signs agreement to connect into Gulf power grid
Iraq has signed a deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) for a transmission line that would import up to 500 MW to its overstretched grid by 2020.
- 3 days ago (2019-09-16)
- David Flin
Siemens Gamesa builds world’s largest wind turbine blade test stand
Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) has started construction of the world’s largest wind turbine blade test stand in Aalborg, Denmark.
- 6 days ago (2019-09-13)
- David Flin
EIA (external feed)
Access state energy information in one place
EIA launched its new State Energy Portal today. Designed to deliver timely state-specific energy information in one place, the new portal has customizable visualizations that automatically populate each time a user returns to the page. The portal provides answers to questions about key energy issues for the 50 states (and the District of Columbia), 5 territories, and regions of interest. Users with energy questions will find this portal to be a valuable, time-saving tool in finding specific information with minimal effort.
- Wed, 15 May 2019 12:00:00 EST
EIA's Annual Energy Outlook 2019 projects continued robust growth in U.S. energy production, emergence of the United States as an energy exporter, and a cleaner U.S. electric power generation mix
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) today released its Annual Energy Outlook 2019 (AEO2019), including a Reference case and six side cases designed to examine the robustness of key assumptions. The AEO2019 Reference case projects significant continued development of U.S. shale and tight oil and natural gas resources, as well as continued growth in use of renewable resources.
- Thu, 24 Jan 2019 12:00:00 EST
New interactive New England dashboard tracks energy capacity constraints
In order to increase understanding of weather-related energy capacity issues in New England, EIA has begun publication of an interactive dashboard that provides timely information about energy market conditions in that region. The New England Energy Dashboard (NED) provides an integrated view of the energy commodities—natural gas/liquefied natural gas, electricity, and petroleum products—and market-influencing fundamentals—such as weather—that can influence energy consumption, prices, flows, and security in the region.
- Wed, 23 Jan 2019 12:00:00 EST
Media Advisory: EIA presents updated long-term energy projections
EIA releases the findings of Annual Energy Outlook 2019 (AEO) with long-term projections of U.S. energy supply, demand, and prices, including cases that address alternative assumptions regarding U.S. economic growth rates, domestic energy resources and technology, and world oil prices.
- Thu, 10 Jan 2019 12:00:00 EST
He's missing so much here. Before blaming renewables and demanding new balancing capacity, you need to know how much flexibility was on the system but incorrectly integrated. And how on earth did NG decide that it was OK to load shed critical users like railways and hospitals?
I really must work on remembering to tweet! The July issue of TEITimes is out. The UK's 2050 net zero carbon emissions legislation is a laudable move in the fight against #climatechange. But where some see a zero, others see a loophole. https://t.co/uAnCzmJG4j pic.twitter.com/aNjwq1G5oL