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China's Hualong One Construction Makes New Progress
Dec 29, 2015The construction of China's nuclear power plant Hualong One, in southeast China's Fujian province, has made new progress, with part of its 13-layer containment vessel completed. Xue Junfeng, a senior engineer of Fujian Fuqing Nuclear ...
Tags: Hualong, Construction
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China's Hualong One Construction Gets New Progress
Dec 17, 2015The construction site of Hualong One is pictured here on Dec. 9, 2015. [Photo: CRI Online] The construction of China's nuclear power plant Hualong One, in southeast China's Fujian province, has made new progress, with part of its 13-layer ...
Tags: nuclear power, Hualong One
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Electricity Available in All Ethnic Regions in SW China
Dec 17, 2015Electricity will be available in all ethnic regions of southwest China's Sichuan Province by the end of December, Sichuan Energy Administration announced Wednesday. With the country's largest Yi ethnic region and second largest Tibetan ...
Tags: Electricity, rural power
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Panasonic Raises European Lighting Revenue Target for 2018
Nov 10, 2015Panasonic aims to increase its European lighting revenue in 2018, reported Kyodo News. The plan is to raise lighting revenue in Europe from JYP 30 billion (US $330 million) in 2014 to JYP 36 billion by 2018. Panasonic analyzed there is ...
Tags: Panasonic, European market, Lighting Revenue
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Top Three Emerging LED Markets with Huge Economic Potential
Oct 14, 2015China’s strategic “One belt, one road” policy has sparked local manufacturers interests of exporting products abroad, but most are afraid to take action. Statistics from different research organizations have varied widely. ...
Tags: LEDinside, market outlook, emerging markets
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Energy Efficient Lighting Will Help to Militate Against The Threat of Full-Blown Power Cut
Jan 8, 2014An Oxford academic is claiming that energy efficient lighting has played a significant role in reducing energy demand in Britain and will help to militate against the threat of full-blown power cuts as the nation's ageing power stations are ...
Tags: Lights, Lighting, Energy Efficient Lamps, Lamps
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Libya Is Considering The Sale of Misrata-Based Steel Plant LISCO
Oct 30, 2013In a move to overhaul an inefficient industrial sector, Libya is considering the sale of Misrata-based steel plant Libyan Iron and Steel Co (LISCO), along with eight other state-owned companies from various sectors, Libyan Industry Minister ...
Tags: Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy
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India Is Set to Start Electricity Exports to Bangladesh
Sep 23, 2013India is set to start electricity exports to Bangladesh, despite its own chronic power shortages, in a project that could improve relations soured by a water supply dispute, play into upcoming elections and be a key link in an eventual ...
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Sustained Weak Demand From North Asian LNG End-users Has Shown Little Sign of Recovering
Jun 7, 2013Sustained weak demand from North Asian LNG end-users, reflected in the slump in spot prices, has shown little sign of recovering despite the start of the traditionally stronger summer season. Coming out of the April-May shoulder months, ...
Tags: Chemicals
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Soitec and Minera EL Tesoro Has Built The First Pilot Plant in South America
May 30, 2013Concentrating photovoltaic (CPV) solar system maker Soitec of Bernin, France says that Santiago-based Minera El Tesoro (MET), part of one of the largest mining groups in Chile, has built the first pilot plant in South America using its ...
Tags: Soitec CPV, Soitec
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Demand of Egypt Generating Increased to Promote Its Prices
May 14, 2013Confirmed by the part of the national leaders in Egypt, because of hot weather in summer, electricity demand is expected to rise sharply, but the country during the summer of 2013 there will be power shortages. As national concerns summer ...
Tags: Generating
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Country Set to Become Second-Largest PV Market After China This Year
Mar 20, 2013Analyst warns of 'overheating' as Japan rushes to install PV 19 Mar 2013 Country set to become second-largest PV market after China this year, says IMS Research. More than 5 GW of photovoltaic systems are set to be installed in Japan ...
Tags: PV, PV market, PV systems
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The Georgian Authorities Have Agreed to Supply 200 MW Per Month
Jan 7, 2013The Georgian authorities have agreed to supply 200 MW per month in the first quarter of the forthcoming year 2013. Energy Minister Kakha Kaladze said that "We have agreed with Azerenergy that in January, February and March the company will ...
Tags: electricity, energy, energy industry, seasonal power shortages
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Lebanon Ill Seewk Bids From February 1st From Companies Wanting to Pre Qualify for Oil
Jan 6, 2013Reuters reported that Lebanon ill seewk bids from February 1st from companies wanting to pre qualify for oil and gas exploration drilling in its Mediterranean waters and has set a May 2nd date for formal applications. Seismic surveys ...
Tags: Lebanon, oil, gas exploration drilling, natural gas
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About 19% of Cell Sites in Area Hardest Hit by Hurricane Sandy Were Still out of Service
Jan 4, 2013About 19 percent of cell sites in the area hardest hit by Hurricane Sandy were still out of service on Thursday morning as recovery was slowed by other network failures and power shortages, according to the U.S. Federal Communications ...
Tags: cell sites, Hurricane Sandy, etwork failures, power shortages