Staring down the barrel
Is the rise in oil price the harbinger of the next recession ? Ian McInnes tracks the recession from Bear Stearn to the Eurozone as he ponders the question.
Is the rise in oil price the harbinger of the next recession ? Ian McInnes tracks the recession from Bear Stearn to the Eurozone as he ponders the question.
Unconventional sources of fossil energy demand unconventional solutions to extract and process them. Ian McInnes looks at some of the latest innovations in the sector.
As Poland sets its sights on shale gas production, it could alter not only its own power sector, but also offer Europe an alternative to Russian gas imports.
As Vietnam industrialises, its demand for power skyrockets. While traditionally, the country has relied on hydropower to meet its electricity needs, demand outpaces supply and the Asian nation must now look for alternatives.
As oil and gas goes increasingly offshore, the industry needs increasingly highly-skilled staff not only in the present, but also in the future. And future staff needs its training now, regardless of the state of the wider economic climate.
Achieving PV competitiveness across Europe will require not only political commitment to supportive regulatory frameworks, but also the solution to grid-related issues.
Econamine FG PlusSM (EFG+) is a Fluor proprietary amine-based technology for large-scale post-combustion CO2 capture. Dr Satish Reddy and Dennis W Johnson of Fluor explain.
Barclays is not only launching a GBP100m fund for UK farmers investing in renewable energy, but is also providing a five-year loan to Aquamarine Power’s Oyster wave power array.
LNG markets are poised to benefit from any nuclear capacity scale-down. However, will supply bottlenecks be overcome successfully and speedily as the market heats up?
With rising crude prices, solar power shows strong potential.
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