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Wen and Putin lash out at US over economic crisis Davos, Switzerland (AFP) Jan 28, 2009 
Chinese and Russian leaders Wen Jiabao and Vladimir Putin on Wednesday blamed the United States for causing the global economic crisis on a gloomy first day of the Davos forum. Both called for a new attitude by President Barack Obama, while deepening pessimism over the future of the global economy enshrouded the World Economic Forum. Chinese premier Wen said America's voracious appetite ... read moreEnergy Crime Stoppers Hotline Delivers First Arrest 
Houston TX (SPX) Jan 30, 2009Energized by reports of its first arrest, recovered equipment, and police working active tips on energy theft, sponsors of the Energy Crime Stoppers hotline implored members to increase urgency to deter energy field theft. Crime fighters warned that thieves seek easy marks for quick income and during a tough economy desperate thieves target facilities with weak security. In its first ... more
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Toyota Eco-Friendly Dealerships Lead In Environmental Construction
Torrance CA (SPX) Jan 30, 2009Auto dealerships now are playing a leading role in the development of buildings and facilities meeting the highest environmental construction standards. Three Toyota dealerships have become the first in the country to receive certification from the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) through its Leadership in Energy and Environment Design (LEED) program. Three other Toyota dealership ... more Threats And Opportunities For The Wind Energy Market 
London, UK (SPX) Jan 30, 2009The recent financial meltdown has intensified the spotlight on the resilience of various industries. The renewable energy industry and particularly the wind energy sector initially seemed to be hardly affected by the sudden lack of project finance and debt. However, the situation has changed. Market participants in the wind energy sector have new barriers as well as opportunities to reckon ... more Pennsylvania Game Commission Releases First Wind Energy Annual Report 
Harrisburg PA (SPX) Jan 30, 2009As Pennsylvania and the nation seek alternative sources of energy, the Pennsylvania Game Commission has released its first annual report about the results of the voluntary agreement between the agency and 20 wind energy companies who have vowed to avoid, minimize and mitigate impacts on wild birds and mammals in the Commonwealth. "Wind energy development in Pennsylvania and the nation is ... more  |
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Analysis: Lower oil prices plague Nigeria
Washington DC (UPI) Jan 28, 2009Falling global oil prices are preventing the Nigerian government from tackling the ongoing violence in the oil-rich Niger Delta, according to experts on the turbulent West African nation. Coupled with the country's woes over falling oil values, Nigeria is struggling with the recent devaluation of its currency, the naira, against the dollar, as well as decreasing oil production over the ... more Analysis: Eco-energy agency founded 
Berlin (UPI) Jan 28, 2009 Clean energy has hit prime time on the international stage. Delegates from 120 governments meeting in Bonn, Germany, this week launched an intergovernmental renewables agency they hope will be on par with powerhouses like the International Energy Agency and the International Atomic Energy Agency. The International Renewable Energy Agency, like the IEA and IAEA, will promote the ... more Analysis: Mexico's Pemex production down 
Miami (UPI) Jan 28, 2009 Oil production by Mexican state-owned company PEMEX fell by more than 9 percent in 2008 because of depleted reserves, according to energy officials. Energy officials said the slightly less than 2.8 million barrel per day production average was the lowest level for Mexico in 14 years, raising concerns for the future of the country's leading reserve, the Cantarell oil field. ... more Analysis: Nabucco gets little more support 
Washington (UPI) Jan 28, 2009 European leaders at an energy meeting held in the aftermath of the Russian-Ukrainian gas crisis see the proposed Nabucco natural gas pipeline as a way around Moscow-controlled energy supplies. While leaders in Budapest Tuesday pledged financial and political support, the Western-backed project to send Azeri, Caspian and Middle Eastern gas to European consumers will have trouble competing again ... more |
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