24/7 Energy News Coverage
March 24, 2010
CIVIL NUCLEAR
Bill Gates, Toshiba in early talks on nuclear reactor
Tokyo (AFP) March 23, 2010
A company backed by Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Toshiba are in early talks to jointly develop a small nuclear reactor, the Japanese electronics giant said Tuesday. The Nikkei business daily earlier reported that the two sides would team up to develop a compact next-generation reactor that can operate for up to 100 years without refueling to provide emission-free energy. The daily said the joint development would focus on the Traveling-Wave Reactor (TWR), which consumes depleted uranium as f ... read more

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WIND DAILY

Wind turbines pose threat to Baltic porpoise: researcher
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SOLAR DAILY

Environmentalists question solar plants
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ENERGY TECH

Iraq oil revenues dip despite record exports
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SOLAR DAILY

Desertec wins new partners
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ENERGY TECH

$400 million for Indonesia's geothermal
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TRADE WARS

Iron ore venture with BHP likely to be delayed: Rio
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ENERGY NEWS

Australia needs electricity overhaul
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TECH SPACE

German book industry faces green change
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ENERGY TECH

Falklands oil drilling results awaited
SOLAR DAILY

Pro-Tech Energy Solutions And Whitman Complete First Joint Solar Project
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BIO FUEL

Global Partners Announces Ethanol Expansion Initiative With Canadian Pacific Railway
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BIO FUEL

Biogas Plant Markets Finally On The Upswing
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SOLAR DAILY

Student Teams Prepare For The Ultimate Extracurricular Activity
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ENERGY NEWS

France shelves key carbon tax plan
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ENERGY TECH
Shell, PetroChina to develop natural gas field in China
Beijing (AFP) March 23, 2010
Royal Dutch Shell said Tuesday it planned to develop natural gas reserves in China with the nation's state-run energy giant CNPC, as the Asian giant steps up efforts to develop clean sources of energy. Shell said the two firms would tap tight gas, a natural gas that is difficult to access because it is contained in rock that must be fractured or broken before it can flow easily to production ... more

TRADE WARS
China fight could hurt Google in long run: analysts
Washington (AFP) March 23, 2010
Google's defiance of China over Internet censorship will not have a short-term financial impact on the company but could prove significant in the long run, analysts said Tuesday. At the same time, Google's decision to no longer censor Web search results in China does allow the Internet giant to realign itself with the principles of its founders and the company motto of "Don't be evil," they ... more

TRADE WARS
Rio trial in China moves behind closed doors
Shanghai (AFP) March 23, 2010
A Chinese court moved the highly sensitive trial of an Australian executive and three local employees of mining giant Rio Tinto behind closed doors on Tuesday to hear industrial espionage charges. Stern Hu and three Chinese staff, whose trial on allegations of bribery and and stealing trade secrets opened Monday, have pleaded guilty to taking money, defence lawyers say, but have contested se ... more

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POLITICAL ECONOMY

Walker's World: The looming debt

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US firms feel increasingly unwelcome in China: survey


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SUPERPOWERS
"Spirit of Pennsylvania" First B-2 To Receive Insignia Of Global Strike Command

Fighter Engine Team Hits Afterburner On Third New Engine

Joint STARS Resumes Re-Engining Program

SUPERPOWERS
Aegis Weapon System Tested During International Multiple Ship Demonstration

India's missile shield test fails: officials

India's defense shield test fails

SUPERPOWERS
Riyadh mulls big Russian missile buy

India tests hi-tech new cruise missile: report

Belarus touts anti-air defense system for Venezuela

SUPERPOWERS
Kuwaiti MPs seek to block Rafale sale

Japan to replenish military jets

Russia's UAC dismisses bid for US tanker contract

SUPERPOWERS
Metal Storm Packs A Punch In UGV Live-Fire

Brazil surgical robot fixes heart in Latin America first

Market For First Responder Robots Will Reach $3.7 Billion By 2016

SUPERPOWERS
Uzbek doctors infected some 150 children with HIV: report

Fungi Can Change Quickly And Pass Along Infectious Ability

Einstein Researchers Discover Two New Ways To Kill TB

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BIO FUEL
Renewables Top 140 Billion Dollars In Global Revenues
Portland OR (SPX) Mar 23, 2010
Following one of the worst years in economic history, signs of hope have begun to emerge for the clean-tech sector, with clean energy becoming a driving force for global economic recovery from Beijing to Seoul, and Washington D.C. to Brussels. In 2009, combined global revenue for the three major clean-energy sectors - solar photovoltaics (PV), wind power, and biofuels - grew by 11.4 percent over 2008, reaching $139.1 billion. These three sectors are expected to reach $325.9 billion by 2019, accord ... read more

BIO FUEL
Chile power supply still unstable in parts

Afghan avalanche kills 35 people: official

Odd couple Clinton, Bush join forces in Haiti

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BIO FUEL
Death toll from Madagascar storm rises to 78: authorities

Iceland volcano eruption could set off bigger blast: expert

Iceland volcano eruption causes hundreds to flee

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BIO FUEL
GMV To Provide GPS Tech For Malaysian Urban Transportation System

Russia, India May Jointly Make Glonass, GPS Navigation Devices

Russia Launches Proton-M Carrier Rocket With 3 Glonass Satellites

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BIO FUEL
Putin, China's Xi vow 'strategic' support in first meeting

Russia, The United States And Global Problems: Something Must Change

China's roars grow louder in Year of the Tiger

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BIO FUEL
Aegis Weapon System Tested During International Multiple Ship Demonstration

India's missile shield test fails: officials

India's defense shield test fails

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