Selected highlights from the November 2017 edition of The Energy Industry Times

• 7 months ago (2017-11-01)
• Junior Isles

Africa 168 Asia 417 Australasia 15 Climate change 2 Coal 48 Concentrating solar 1 Cyber security 1 Digitalisation 3 Distribution 19 Emissions 11 Equipment 1 Europe 631 Gas 67 Gas engine plant 19 Horizon 2 Hydroelectric 11 Hydropower 11 Latin America 11 Maintenance 1 Middle East 190 North America 746 Nuclear 397 Offshore wind 19 Oil 5 Operations 2 Policy 4 Regulations 1 Renewables 600 Solar 50 Storage 8 substation 5 Tepco 2 Toshiba 4 Transmission 44 US Senate Washington 2 Wind 57

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Special Project Supplement: Teesside goes big on biomass

When it begins commercial operation, the 299 MW Tees Renewable Energy Plant in the UK will be the largest and most efficient dedicated biomass fired power plant in the world.

Fuel Watch: Japan investment will boost Asian LNG market

Japan’s latest move to encourage growth in Asia’s LNG market will see the nation provide $10 billion for government and private joint projects in the region.

Energy Outlook: Power to the people

Demand-side management is crucial in delivering increased flexibility, grid stability and added value for end-users in a decentralised system.

Industry Perspective: China continues global expansion

China looks set to become the leading electricity foreign investor globally. The trend has already started and the motivation for their power companies is high.

Technology: Hydrogen rising

Hydrogen is proving itself to be an important part of the future energy mix, thanks to its ability to bring together renewable generation and the need for energy storage, clean transport and smart energy systems.

Final Word: Don’t get stranded

We hope you find it informative!

Yours sincerely, Junior Isles, Editor-in-Chief

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