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Cap-And-Trade Plans Can Cut Greenhouse Emissions Boston MA (SPX) Nov 18, 2008 
Researchers at MIT's Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research have produced a report concerning key design issues of proposed "cap-and-trade" programs that are under consideration in the United States as a way of curbing greenhouse gas emissions. The first contribution of the three-part study found that, based on an examination of the European Union's system and of similar ... read moreAlgeria, Argentina strike deal on nuclear energy 
Algiers (AFP) Nov 17, 2008Algeria and Argentina signed an agreement Monday to boost cooperation over civil nuclear energy as part of Argentine President Cristina Kirchner's tour of northern Africa. The energy deal was signed by Algerian Energy and Mining Minister Chakib Khelil and Argentina's Minister for Federal Planning Julio de Vido. Meanwhile, Kirchner met with Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika for ... more
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Walker's World: G20 summit no big deal
Washington (UPI) Nov 17, 2008 There will be three tests of the weekend summit of the Group of 20 nations on the economic crisis. The first comes this week, with the reaction of the global markets to what had been billed as a major event. Expectations of the summit had been deliberately scaled down to pre-empt any sense of disappointment with the meeting, or open clashes between the leaders, from sending the world's ... more France sets plan to double green share of electricity market 
Paris (AFP) Nov 17, 2008France on Monday published details of plans to double the share of renewable sources in its electricity market to meet a 2020 EU objective. Solar will spearhead the challenge to give renewables a 23-percent share of the electricity mix by 2020, compared with 10.3 percent in 2005, Ecology Minister Jean-Louis Borloo said, as he unveiled the 50-point plan. "Solar is the big one," said Borlo ... more EU-China sign deal to boost 'Made in China' product safety 
Brussels (AFP) Nov 17, 2008The EU and China on Monday signed a deal to improve consumer safety amid continuing health fears over Chinese products imported into Europe. Chinese toys, which have been a particular area of concern in recent years, are still not always up to the highest safety standards, EU Consumer Affairs Commissioner Meglena Kuneva said after a meeting with Chinese and US officials on product safety. ... more  |
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China's oil demand falls sharply amid global crisis: top producer
Beijing (AFP) Nov 17, 2008China's demand for oil is falling sharply and inventories are surging as the global economic downturn is gradually being felt, said China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC). Production at the nation's top oil producer has been affected "adversely" as the international financial crisis has continued to take its toll on the country, according to a statement on the company's website. ... more Enerqos And ESP Introduce Their Solar Totem 
Milan, Italy (SPX) Nov 18, 2008Enerqos will be showcasing their new Solar Totem tracker at the PVTech 2008 exhibition, which will take place in Milan from 25-28 November. With dual-axis handling and a remote control operating system, the Solar Totem is one of the most advanced tracking systems available and will be presented to show attendees on the Enerqos stand. "We wanted to offer a unique alternative to existing ... more Coal Will Remain World's Main Source Of Power Until 2030 
Alexandria VA (SPX) Nov 18, 2008Coal is on the rise and likely to remain the chief power source globally well into the 21st century, this according to a new study released by the International Energy Agency. Appropriately titled, "World Energy Outlook 2008," the IEA also estimates that coal generated power will rise to 44% by 2015. "Clearly we are seeing the benefits that coal provides by being a reliable, cost ... more Two China airlines to get govt aid: state media 
Beijing (AFP) Nov 17, 2008The parent companies of China Eastern Airlines and China Southern Airlines are expected to each get three billion yuan (440 million dollars) to tide them over hard times, state media reported Monday. The two carriers will likely get the money to offset the adverse impact of weakening demand and high fuel costs, the Shanghai Securities News said, citing unnamed sources, prompting a sharp spik ... more |
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