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Cheap solar power might be good for Australia’s mining sector
Australia’s most distinguished solar power researcher, Dr. Martin Green, says prices for PV technology will fall drastically. And while the plunge in prices could be harmful to the country’s thermal coal industry, it could bring multiple benefits to other Australian mineral and material exports.
read more... 22/08/2017
Siemens partners with AES to develop Fluence energy storage project
Siemens and AES have joined forces to develop new energy storage technology named Fluence, with both having equal share of the holdings and control over it.
read more... 12/07/2017
BP: Global energy demand is likely to increase by almost 30% by 2035
This evolution in energy demand is much lower than the 3.4% per year rise estimated in global GDP, which denotes improved energy efficiency determined by progresses in technology and environmental concerns.
read more... 30/01/2017
Uniper wants to extend the operational life of its Ratcliffe coal plant in UK beyond 2025
German utility Uniper wants to run its Ratcliffe coal plant in UK beyond 2025, even if the British government envisages shutting all coal plants without technology to capture carbon emissions by 2025.
read more... 30/11/2016
Havyard ships Dudgeon vessel
Havyard Ship Technology has supplied the HST 125 purpose-built offshore wind service operations vessel to Danish shipping firm Esvagt.
read more... 30/08/2016