ASEAN considers transnational gas pipeline and electricity grids
Transnational ASEAN gas pipeline and electricity grids to overcome economic and political issues.
Transnational ASEAN gas pipeline and electricity grids to overcome economic and political issues.
Crude edges up on Dow Jones, S&P500. API report suggests lower than expected US oil stock draw, US coal inventories at power plants continue their decline, EUAs hit by lower German power and natural gas.
Company currently looking to boost equipment manufacturing capacity to 20GWpa.
Agreement enhances development of low-CO2 power generation
International Power of the UK and France’s GDF Suez have resumed talks for a reverse takeover which will see GDF as a majority shareholder in a larger International Power if successful.
Crude settles higher on positive earnings data, natural gas drops slightly, Chinese coal prices stable, EUAs book gains despite uneven energy complex performance.
Coal-fueled plant to feature 90 per cent carbon capture and storage.
Acquisition of Areva’s transmission arm, dividend payments, weak new orders pushes company into the red for 2Q10.
Climex moves towards two CO2 auctions in The Netherlands.
Gilgel Gibe II hydropower plant expected to be up and running by the end of this month. Sudan and Djibouti likely to be main recipients of Ethiopian power exports.
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