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October 16, 2009
Nigerian rebels vow to hit oilfields again
Lagos, Nigeria (UPI) Oct 15, 2009
Nigerian insurgents vowed Thursday to renew their five-year war against Africa's largest oil industry when a unilateral cease-fire expires, even though some of their leaders have surrendered under a government amnesty in recent weeks. Their defiance raised the prospect of a major military offensive against them in their swampy stronghold in the Niger Delta of southern Nigeria. ... read more

New German govt agrees nuclear u-turn
Berlin (AFP) Oct 15, 2009
German Chancellor Angela Merkel's new coalition has agreed to reverse an earlier decision to abandon nuclear power by 2020, an official involved in talks on a new government programme said Thursday. Germany decided under ex-chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in 2000 to mothball all reactors by 2020, but Merkel and her new coalition partners pledged in their election campaigns to extend the life of ... more
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    US climate bill will have modest economic impact: report
    Washington (AFP) Oct 14, 2009
    Cutting greenhouse gases along the lines of a climate bill pending in Congress would modestly impact the US economy over the next few decades, the bipartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) said Wednesday in a report. "Reducing the risk of climate change would come at some cost to the economy," CBO director Douglas Elmendorf told a hearing of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committ ... more

    Kenya, China mull massive corridor for Sudanese oil: FT
    London (AFP) Oct 15, 2009
    Nairobi and Beijing are mulling a huge project to develop a port on the Kenyan coast and a corridor creating a new export route for China's oil in Sudan's secessionist south, the Financial Times reported Thursday. China's involvement would come as an alternative to a project floated last year in which Qatar would have invested 3.5 billion dollars in the port in exchange for a lease on a huge ... more

    Japanese firm plans zero-emission ferry
    Tokyo (AFP) Oct 15, 2009
    A Japanese shipmaker said Thursday it planned to launch the world's first large electric ferry - the latest innovation aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions. A subsidiary of heavy machinery giant IHI Corp. has completed a basic design for a 30-metre (99-foot) long ferry that could carry 800 passengers, powered by rechargeable batteries, a company spokesman said. While smaller batte ... more

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  • Carbon capture looks promising for China

  • Iraq's oil squabble heats up again

  • Germany's Siemens announces major solar acquisition

  • French nuclear facility under scrutiny over plutonium stocks

  • France's EDF accused of nuke waste dumping

  • Finland plans 80-pct carbon emissions cut by 2050
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    Engineer indicted for trying to sell Ford's secrets in China
    Detroit, Michigan (AFP) Oct 15, 2009
    A former Ford Motor Co. engineer was indicted on federal charges of stealing company secrets and trying to sell them in China, officials said Thursday. Xiang Dong, who went by Mike Yu, was charged Wednesday with theft of trade secrets, attempted theft of trade secrets and unauthorized access to a protected computer. Originally from Beijing, Yu was a product engineer for Ford from 1997 to ... more

    China, Russia inch forward on energy deals: analysts
    Beijing (AFP) Oct 14, 2009
    China and Russia have shown a desire to push ahead on energy cooperation by signing gas and oil deals in Beijing this week, but major questions remain, especially on pricing, analysts said Wednesday. The agreements signed in Beijing during a visit by Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin showed that Russia wants to diversify its client base beyond Europe, while China's appetite for natural ... more

    Central Asia united on economic crisis response
    Beijing (AFP) Oct 14, 2009
    Leaders from Russia, China and four Central Asian nations on Wednesday pledged to work together to coordinate their responses to the global economic crisis. Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, host Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao, and leaders from four ex-Soviet countries - Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan - also agreed their top finance officials would meet by year's end. ... more

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  • China, Russia agree in principle on gas price: Putin

  • Caribbean clean energy gets funding boost

  • Carbon emissions must peak by 2015, says UN climate scientist

  • Guinea signs 7 billion dollar deal with China

  • Australia firm on uranium exports to India: FM

  • Areva nuclear plant faces fresh delay

  • NASA And GEO To Address Abu Dhabi's Global Space Technology Forum
  • Boeing Advanced Tactical Laser Strikes Moving Target In Test
  • Klaus, the arch eurosceptic holding up Lisbon Treaty
  • India, China spar over PM visit to disputed region
  • Water shortages causes 100,000 to flee homes in Iraq: UN
  • Model predicts hurricane power outages
  • Underground fires raging in Spanish wetlands: expert
  • Indonesia declares seven quake-destroyed villages mass graves

  • Global warming to triple heavy rain over Taiwan: scientist
  • Brazil's Lula vows to slow rate of Amazon deforestation
  • Russia, China seal trade ties with 3.5 bln dlrs in deals
  • GM head sees China remaining top car market
  • French govt presses EDF over spent nuclear fuel in Russia
  • Entrepreneurs face venture capital funding drought
  • China's billionaires rise to 130 despite global crisis
  • Ocean Power Technologies And LockMart Developing Utility-Scale Wave Power System

  • Portable Solar Technology To Receive 600,000th US Design Patent
  • Second attempt to plug leaking oil rig in Australia fails
  • Falklands de-mining receives go-ahead
  • China, Russia strike natural gas deal
  • Carbon storage key to UN climate deal: ministers
  • Belgium extends lifetime of its reactors
  • Bangladesh Enters Arbitration Against Myanmar And India Over Bay of Bengal
  • Australia rules out nuclear power



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