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![]() Tehran (UPI) Aug 19, 2010 Iran's civilian nuclear program continues to unsettle the country's diplomatic relations. International concern has intensified over reports that the country's first civilian nuclear power plant at Bushehr will be loaded with Russian fuel by Aug. 21. The date has increased foreign media speculation that the facility may be the subject of a military attack, most likely by Israel, in an effort to prevent the installation from going critical prior to feeding electricity into the country's n ... read more |
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Lucerne Valley Solar Project To Power 20,000 Homes![]() The Lucerne Valley Solar Project cleared its final environmental review this week and, according to the project's developers, will generate enough clean, reliable and renewable electricity to power almost 20,000 California homes. The project has the support of conservation groups working in California and nationally because it demonstrates that large-scale solar energy projects can be plan ... more New Method For Estimating Cost Of Small Hydropower Projects ![]() In developing countries such as India, small hydroelectric power (SHP) projects represent a potentially large but largely untapped source of energy, primarily because the cost of constructing the sites is thought to be higher per kilowatt of generated power than the cost of large plants. But is it? To find out, Sunil Singal, Senior Scientific Officer at the Indian Institute of Technology i ... more Is Any Country Already Able To Meet All Of Its Energy Needs From Renewable Sources? ![]() A growing volume of energy originating from renewable sources is being used right around the world - from Europe to America to China. This trend is especially widespread in the electricity-generation sector. Over the last couple of years, the USA and the countries of the EU have been building more power station capacity based on wind, water and solar energy than they in conventionally fuel ... more |
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![]() Paris, France (ESA) Aug 19, 2010 A special kind of titanium and a manufacturing technique used to build the Ariane 5 rocket could become the next successful spin-offs from Europe's space programme, benefiting the oil and gas industry. Together with space sensor technology that could be used in new offshore drilling tools, these exciting developments are the result of several technology demonstrator projects just completed for ESA's Technology Transfer Programme. The wider use in the coming years of unmanned autonomous under ... read more |
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