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EU politicians to try again to rescue carbon market European Union politicians are likely to back a plan to support prices on the EU carbon market on Wednesday, in a step towards resolving debate over whether to prop up the world’s largest emissions scheme.
Small global warming rise would have ‘alarming’ impact -World Bank Much of Bangkok could flood within the next two decades if global warming stays on its current trajectory, as sea levels rise and cyclones intensify, the World Bank said in a new report on Wednesday.
U.S. shale is a boon to manufacturers but not their workers This city has been down for so long, it’s hard to believe what’s risen up here in the heart of America’s “Rust Belt.”
EU proposes mandatory nuclear reviews every six years The European Commission on Thursday published a draft nuclear safety law that includes mandatory EU-wide reviews every six years in response to lessons learnt from the Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan.
Centrica investment boosts UK shale gas prospects Britain’s bid to exploit shale-gas deposits was boosted on Thursday as utility Centrica Plc bought a quarter stake in a major gas-bearing formation in northern England, ahead of expanded drilling next year.
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averda: The heart of a clean environment averda: The heart of a clean environment

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Expanding Horizons Expanding Horizons

PNHB have recently secured key acquisitions as part of a strategy that provides a strong platform for the company to bid for lucrative oil and gas contracts, reinforcing their position as a fast emerging player in the sector

Heavy weather for French wind power plans Heavy weather for French wind power plans

Bureaucracy and red tape has left France's wind power ambitions in limbo, putting hundreds of jobs in doubt. Michel Rose reports

Volkswagen powers up solar park at Tennessee Passat plant Volkswagen powers up solar park at Tennessee Passat plant

German car maker Volkswagen AG has powered up a giant 9.5 megawatt solar system that will provide about 12.5 percent of the electricity used at its Chattanooga, Tennessee, manufacturing plant.

Murkowski’s energy report shows scope for compromise: Kemp

Abundant, affordable, clean, diverse and secure energy is in the U.S. national interest.

Be smart with your power

If renewable energy has caught the public attention as the power source of the future, it is the Smart Grid that will really make a difference

Fracking all over the world: John Kemp

Hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”), the technology which revolutionised the U.S. oil and gas industry, has started to make its first cautious forays overseas.

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