Siemens wins US$1bn in wind power orders
Siemens wins US$1bn in wind turbine orders for Oklahoma, US, and Ontario, Canada, wind power plants.
Siemens wins US$1bn in wind turbine orders for Oklahoma, US, and Ontario, Canada, wind power plants.
Canada holds 5GW of geothermal power potential yet to be developed.
Aims to have regional system up and running by January 2012
China pulls uranium market out of slump as it stockpiles for reactor expansion.
Rosatom-linked ARMZ to buy 51 per cent stake in Canada’s Uranium One while Rosatom and Kazatomprom sign enrichment deal.
Ralph Rayner, sector Director for Energy and Environment at international consultancy BMT Group Ltd, gives his perspective on the current status of marine energy.
Fission and KEPCO agree to accelerate the uranium exploration programme at Waterbury Lake and earmark US$30m over the next three years as the summer programme begins.
Deals aimed at obtaining valuable expertise, as nations jostle for a slice of the Indian market.
Canada’s Cameco signed long-term uranium supply agreements with China, effectively enabling the company to double its production by 2018.
Canada sets a new clean energy standard based on gas-fired power plants and plans to retire its older coal-fired power plants to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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