Africa
303
Asia
847
Australasia
51
Biomass
8
Climate change
20
Coal
274
Cogeneration
1
Concentrating solar
5
Cyber security
8
Decarbonisation
1
Decentralised energy
5
Demand side management
2
Demand side response
2
Digitalisation
10
Distributed energy
10
Distribution
108
Electric vehicles EVs
4
Emissions
57
Energy management
1
Equipment
2
Europe
1061
Gas
371
Gas engine plant
58
Gas fuel
1
Horizon
2
Hydroelectric
17
Hydrogen
53
Hydropower
111
Latin America
75
Maintenance
3
Marine
1
Metering
2
microgrid
5
Middle East
310
North America
998
Nuclear
639
Offshore wind
119
Oil
16
Operations
4
Policy
8
Regulations
3
Renewables
751
smart grid
2
Solar
243
Storage
37
substation
8
Tepco
2
Tidal
2
Toshiba
4
Transmission
181
US Senate Washington
4
Wind
239
Total Results : 639
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2013-05-21 04:17:01
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David Flin
An annual report by the Czech Energy Regulatory Office (ERO) states that Czech power plants generated 87.6 TWh of electricity in 2012, the same amount as in 2011, and gross consumption of electricity remained at the 2011 level of 70.5 TWh.
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2013-05-18 04:59:28
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David Flin
E.ON has made its first significant move in Germany’s decentralised power market by agreeing to build four CHP units for retailer Metro.
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2013-05-14 23:43:13
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Junior Isles
High capital costs and maintaining public confidence are seen as the greatest challenges facing the European nuclear power industry, according to a recent survey conducted by Platts, a leading global energy, petrochemical and metals information provider. The survey included more than 100 utilities, builders, consultancies, and regulators in Europe.
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2013-05-03 11:55:37
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Junior Isles
Russia is to spend 1 trillion rubles ($31.3 billion) to develop a new generation of nuclear power plants. The money, which will be spent through to 2015, will be used to develop plants that will have improved safety design features and water desalination systems.
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2013-04-28 18:30:20
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Junior Isles
Japan’s new government will look to a new generation of coal-fired plants to solve its continuing power woes post-Fukushima. The environmental assessment and approval period for new coal-fired plants is to be shortened from four years to one, as Japan looks for a medium-term replacement for its idled nuclear industry.
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2013-04-06 05:09:06
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David Flin
Bulgaria’s electricity grid operator ESO has said that it was asking all electricity producers in the country to limit their power generation.
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2013-03-20 20:09:48
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Junior Isles
The UK’s new generation of nuclear power plants moved forward, with French energy giant EDF given the green light to construct the first £14 billion plant at Hinkley Point C, in Somerset.
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2013-03-07 13:58:53
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Junior Isles
Germany’s second-largest utility RWE AG (RWE) plans to reduce renewable-energy investment by 50 per cent next year as it attempts to offset falling earnings and reduce debt.
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2013-03-06 04:48:44
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David Flin
The world’s nuclear power generation capacity grew again in 2012, after a drop in 2011 in the wake of the Fukushima disaster, according to the 2013 Nuclear Technology Review, a draft report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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2013-03-01 21:56:01
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Junior Isles
The UK’s generation mix during 2012 was marked by a profound shift from gas to coal, with coal burn reaching its highest level since 1996 and gas output at its lowest since the same year, according to provisional figures from the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC).
