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Total Results : 1149
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2015-10-27 05:15:44
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David Flin
Siemens has introduced a new solution for connecting offshore wind turbines to the grid.
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2015-10-20 04:48:04
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David Flin
GE delivered quarterly earnings figures on October 16 that exceeded analysts’ expectations, as its businesses producing jet engines and power turbines offset declines in its oil and gas segment.
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2015-10-01 10:04:59
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David Flin
GE Power & Water has announced that it will cease production of large gas engines at Waukesha, Wisconsin in the USA, and transfer production to a new $265 million plant it will build in Canada.
Turkey’s first nuclear power plant, the $20 billion-rated Akkuyu project, located in Mersin Province, has so far received an estimated $3 billion despite the required licenses having not been issued yet, says the company CEO.
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2015-09-29 04:44:32
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David Flin
It is considered likely that the UK Drax power station’s bid for funding for a £2 billion ($3 billion) carbon capture project will collapse, bringing a rival scheme in Peterhead back into competition for government support.
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2015-09-26 11:35:03
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Junior Isles
The Drax power company, in charge of the largest power plant in the UK of the same name, has thrown a £1 billion ($1.52 billion) UK government climate-change plan into turmoil, saying that government green policy reversals have made it too risky to move forwards.