USA: Interior department to speed up offshore wind development
US government announces US$50.5m in funding to accelerate offshore wind push.
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Giving a good energy presentation: some useful pointers
Dr Samuel Fenwick gives some advice on how to rise above the pack when it comes to giving a speech or presentation at an energy conference.
BP releases Energy Outlook 2030, sees greater dependence on OPEC for oil supply, power sector to see bulk of growth in energy consumption.
Company predicts greater dominance of OPEC in oil sector, failure to put world on course for 450ppm CO2 trajectory.
Energy report: Algeria
This month, IFandP turns its eye to Algeria, which is currently at a cross-roads, given a ongoing conflict between conservatives and those wanting to see the country open up its energy industry to outsiders.
UK spending review: the energy perspective
IFandP’s Dr Samuel Fenwick, takes a look at the UK government’s spending review and how it will alter the business environment for the country’s energy sector as it tries to meet the three-fold challenge of renewing ageing infrastructure, guaranteeing security of supply and meeting EU renewable energy and climate change commitments.
Power report: Japan
IFandP takes an in depth at the Japanese power market, which is in a state of transition, due to liberalisation, the need to move away from expensive fuel imports and the growing pressure to reduce carbon emissions.
AWEA: US wind power capacity additions drop by 71% in 1H10
Calls for greater government support and renewable energy standard, warns that industry is at a turning point.
What now for US carbon emissions?
IFandP takes a look at the issues surrounding the recent end to attempts to drive a cap-and-trade bill for carbon emission through the US Senate and its wider implications. The cancellation of the cap-and-trade bill in the US comes as a bitter blow to those committed to the fight against global warming. Due to the …
E&U Skills: Addressing the UK’s energy challenge
Tim Balcon, Chief Executive of Energy & Utility Skills, discusses the challenges facing employers in the UK’s energy sector in terms of skills and training and how these might best be tackled.
EIA releases its Short Term Energy Outlook: Highlights
The US Energy Information Agency (EIA) has released its monthly Short Term Energy Outlook. Here are the edited highlights: Crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. The West Texas Intermediate (WTI) spot price increased from US$69.48/bbl on December 14 to US$83.12 on January 6 and then fell to US$72.85 on January 29. EIA expects the crude …
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