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

  • 6 years ago (2017-09-01)
  • Junior Isles
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Selected highlights from the September 2017 edition of The Energy Industry Times

Business Profile: Circulating opportunities

Following Sumitomo Heavy Industry’s purchase of Amec Foster Wheeler’s circulating fluidised bed business, TEI Times caught up with Tomas Harju-Jeanty to discuss the deal and the opportunities it presents.

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Fuel Watch: New Egypt gas law designed to open private sector

A new law regulating Egypt’s gas industry opens a number of possibilities that will put the country on track towards expanding its energy sector.

Industry Perspective: Staying on top of the business energy market

Kurt Bligaard Pedersen, CEO at Gazprom Energy, discusses how the business energy supplier aims to further its customer-centric approach, and boost its presence in other territories.

Technology: Keeping the lights on

Many utilities are now turning to alternative technologies such as fuel cells to mitigate the challenges of power outages. By installing alkaline fuel cells at end-customer sites, utilities can provide clean backup power, with the added ability to push electricity back to the grid enabling improved load balancing and higher quality of service.

Final Word: Food for thought

We hope you find it informative!

Yours sincerely, Junior Isles, Editor-in-Chief

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