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Superglass boss Alex McLeod calls for clarity on future of Cert energy scheme Published Date: 26 November 2009 NEW Superglass chief executive Alex McLeod has called for clarification of the future of a government scheme to improve home energy efficiency.
Tags: Alex McLeod, United Kingdom, London, Energy policy, Business Finance, Energy conservation, Energy in the United Kingdom, Efficient energy use, CERT Group of Companies, Carbon Emission Reduction Target
Just as the allocation of top posts in the European Commission was being finalized, questions were raised Wednesday over the role once played by the European Union ’s new foreign affairs representative in the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Britain....
Tags: European Commission, European Union, Catherine Ashton, foreign affairs, Belgium, Brussels, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, Common Foreign and Security Policy, Politics, Glastonbury Festival, Catherine Ashton Baroness Ashton of Upholland, Foreign relations of the European Union, Member of the European Parliament, Energy economics, Neelie Kroes, Nuclear disarmament, Nigel Farage, Future enlargement of the European Union, Modern history, Energy policy, Federalism, European Commissioner for Trade, Jan Peter Balkenende, Alexandr Vondra, United Kingdom Independence Party
Actually, America doesnt want to diminish the fossil fuel production too much or too far , because we need tax revenues from there. We are artificially keeping the alternate energy industry under controlled growth with too much discourses around. We blame...
Tags: fossil fuel, alternate energy, tax revenues, solar installations, America, fuel prices, Denmark, Copenhagen, Environment, Energy economics, Wind power, Energy policy, Alternative energy, Peak oil, Energy crisis, Energy policy of the United States
Wednesday increased the power tariff by an average of 34.16 p a unit, which roughly works out to a hike of 7.5 per cent as against the 51 p increase sought by the electricity supply companies (Escoms)...The transmission tariff has also been increased...
Tags: Escoms, power tariffs, India, Bangalore, International trade, Energy policy, Customs duties, Business Finance, Life imprisonment, Tariff
Starting this month, JPS customers will pay a smaller percentage of the cost of the fuel used to generate electricity. The new efficiency targets set by the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) in its recent Rate Deter-mination will result in a reduction...
Tags: JPS, generate electricity, heat rate, rate target, jps customers, Jamaica, Kingston, Energy policy, Fuel cells, Business Finance, Energy conversion, Technology Internet, Biomass
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick has signed a bill designed to streamline the state's push for renewable energy. The new law transfers the state's Renewable Energy Trust to the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, creating a single agency responsible for...
Tags: Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, Clean Energy Center, Seattle, Environment, Deval Patrick, Energy economics, Sustainable energy, Renewable energy, Energy development, Energy policy, Renewable energy commercialization
The system with a peaking capacity of generating 21.6 kilowatts, is now operating on a trial basis, officials of the Power Development Board (PDB) that supervised the installation said yesterday. "The system has started running very recently," ASM Alamgir...
Tags: solar power, Front Page PMO, green energy, power systems, PDB, Rahimafrooz Renewable Energy Ltd, Bangladesh, Dhāka, Environment, Energy economics, Energy policy, Sustainable energy, Renewable energy, Renewable energy commercialization, Technology Internet, Energy development, Biomass
The Russian gas producer was the third-largest corporation in the world, sat on a hoard of cash and had single-handedly blocked gas to a large part of Europe in the middle of winter without fear of losing business. A lot has changed since -- with both...
Tags: Gazprom, European, Russian, european customers, spot market, Moscow, Politics of Ukraine, Energy policy, Business Finance, Politics of Russia, Russia¬タモUkraine gas dispute, Energy in Russia, Natural gas
Croatia is close to joining the South Stream pipeline project, writes Business.hr, quoting unnamed diplomatic source. The website claims that representatives of Croatia have already spoken several times with Russians about joining this natural gas pipeline.
Tags: Croatia, Zagreb, Gazprom, Energy in Russia, Environment, Energy in Bulgaria, E.ON, Business Finance, Energy in Italy, Blue Stream, Energy policy, Jadranka Kosor, Russia¬タモUkraine gas disputes, South Stream, Borut Pahor, Nord Stream, Eni, Vladimir Putin
In Germany's September 27 election that propelled Merkel to a second four-year term, the SPD captured 23 percent of the vote, its worst result in modern history. The party has since installed a new leader, Sigmar Gabriel, and pledged a new beginning in...
Tags: Germany, Berlin, Politics, Angela Merkel, Environment, Nuclear power, Sigmar Gabriel, Energy conversion, Nuclear technology, Gorleben, German federal election, Social Democratic Party of Germany, Chancellors of Germany, Energy policy, Nuclear power in Germany, Forsa institute, Nuclear reactor technology