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MATS Will Remain in Effect While US EPA Reviews Emissions Program: Court

Dec 16, 2015

The Mercury and Air Toxics Standards program that governs utility emissions will remain in effect while the US Environmental Protection Agency, under instruction from the US Supreme Court, continues to review the rules, an appeals court ...

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UK Day-Ahead Power Prices Fall on Forecast for Mild Weather, Steady Wind

Nov 25, 2015

UK day-ahead power prices fell sharply Tuesday, extending Monday's losses as steady demand amid mild weather conditions and stable wind power forecasts weakened the prompt market. Baseload power for Wednesday delivery was last heard ...

Tags: power prices, fuel, Didcot B gas

Asahi Glass Sets up Power Plant at Indonesian Facility

Apr 16, 2015

Asahi Glass Co (AGC) will invest around $400 million to construct a power plant at its Indonesian subsidiary PT Asahimas Chemical (ASC). According to a AGC press release, the power plant will enhance the competitiveness of its ...

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'Green' Cars Are Not So Eco-Friendly

Feb 5, 2015

All-electric vehicles (EVs) run on electricity only. They are propelled by one or more electric motors powered by rechargeable battery packs. EVs have several advantages over vehicles with internal combustion engines, such as energy ...

Tags: Green Cars, Eco-Friendly Cars

EPA Finalized Its Rule to Reduce Harmful Pollution From Navajo Generating Station

Aug 14, 2014

SAN FRANCISCO –Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalized its rule to reduce harmful pollution from Navajo Generating Station (NGS), the culmination of five years of efforts between the federal government and tribes, ...

Tags: EPA, Pollution, Office Supplies, Certification

Germany Proposals to Curb Renewable Energy Subsidies and Cap Electricity Prices

Jan 21, 2014

Germany's economy and energy minister laid out Tuesday proposals to curb renewable energy subsidies and cap electricity prices but opponents fear they could jeopardise the country's much vaunted green energy transition. Just weeks after ...

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Germany Has Outlined Cuts in Subsidies to Producers of Renewable Energy

Jan 19, 2014

Germany's new energy minister has outlined cuts in subsidies to producers of renewable energy as the country wrestles with soaring costs from its nuclear power exit, according to a document obtained by AFP Sunday. Opposition MPs and the ...

Tags: Consumer Electronics, Electronics, Renewable Energy

Researchers at Oregon State University Have Discovered Novel Compounds

Jan 7, 2014

Researchers at Oregon State University have discovered novel compounds produced by certain types of chemical reactions – such as those found in vehicle exhaust or grilling meat - that are hundreds of times more mutagenic than their ...

Tags: Oregon State University, novel compounds, chemical reactions, mutagenic

PetroVietnam Plans to Start up The First Phase of Its 1,200 MW Coal-Fired Power

Jan 2, 2014

State-owned PetroVietnam plans to start up the first phase of its 1,200 MW coal-fired power Long Phu 1 project in December 2017, the company said Monday. Under this phase, a 600 MW unit will be started up and in the second phase another ...

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Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company Used Around 450,000 Kiloliters for Power Generation

Oct 31, 2013

Japan's Tokyo Electric Power Company used around 450,000 kiloliters, or 91,000 b/d, of crude and fuel oil for power generation in October, up 50% from the 300,000 kl it had planned to consume earlier, a source close to the matter said ...

Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy, fuel oil

Power Plant Operators Will Spend $21 Billion in 2014 for Hardware and Consumables to Move

Aug 8, 2013

Nuclear, fossil, wind and solar power plant operators will spend $21 billion in 2014 for hardware and consumables to move, treat and monitor water. This is the conclusion reached by the McIlvaine Company by aggregating forecasts appearing ...

The Amount to Be Spent for Sequestration Will Be Far Less Than for Improving Efficiency

Jul 30, 2013

The regulatory measures to reduce greenhouse gases are creating a billion dollar per year market for CO2 mitigation equipment and services. However, the amount to be spent for sequestration will be far less than for improving efficiency of ...

Tags: Carbon Dioxide, greenhouse gases

New Orleans Seafood Is Going Green

Jul 26, 2013

New Orleans seafood is going green. Global Green USA's Coalition for Resource Recovery (CoRR) joined forces with the New Orleans Fish House to test recyclable coated corrugated boxes as methods of transporting locally caught seafood. These ...

Tags: Seafood, Green Packaging

The Coal-Fired Capacity Utilizing Catalytic Reduction for Nox Control Will Double

Jun 25, 2013

The coal-fired capacity utilizing selective catalytic reduction for NOx control will nearly double in the period 2012 to 2017. This is the prediction of the McIlvaine Company in its continually updated, NOx Control World Markets. Total ...

Tags: Manufacturing&Processing Machinery, Power Plant

Sales of Ultrapure Water Systems and Consumables Will Exceed $3Billion First Time in 2015

May 9, 2013

In the rapidly growing Asian market, sales of ultrapure water systems and consumables will exceed $3 billion for the first time ever in 2015. This is the conclusion reached in the McIlvaine on line report Ultrapure Water World Markets. ...

Tags: Asian, Water Sales

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