The global liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry has pinned its long-term hopes for growth on emerging markets in China, South Asia, and Southeast Asia. But this new IEEFA report finds that sustained high
<p>Fear of radiation from Japan's stricken nuclear power plant must not blind us to the risks attached to the alternatives.</p>
Western companies are in the race for slice of the lucrative market for clean technologies such as renewable energy and water or soil treatment projects in India and China, which corporate leaders say will be worth trillions of dollars in a few years as the Asian giants grapple with rising oil prices and pollution.
<p>Software agents that get the best price by buying and selling electricity on your behalf could increase grid efficiency and help you cut costs.</p>
Concerned over the large-scale diversion of forest land for hydroelectric projects, the Union Ministry of Forest and Environment is imposing more stringent conditions, including declaration of reservoir created due to construction of dams as reserved forest, as a pre-requisite for granting clearance. The new conditions have been imposed in respect of the 402 MW Shongtong-Karcham projects and th
in yet another indictment of incineration technology, the waste-to-energy plant at Vijayawada recently stopped operations. There is now no functional incineration-based waste-to-energy plant in the
THE World Commission on Environmental Development, 1987, gave way to the famous Brundtland Commission Report titled Our Common Future. This report, for the first time, made 'sustainability' a
The US senate is in a dilemma because every alternative they have thought up to the contentious energy tax has received loud protests from some section of the American public.
Bioresources, the energy and raw materials derived from plants and animals, could help end poverty.
JAPAN must get its act together on the energy front, says the International Energy Agency (iea). In a news conference organised in Tokyo in mid-June, Robert Priddle, director of the iea warned that
AN INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY . K P Srivastava . Published by Kalyani Publishers . New Delhi . 2001 . Rs 195 As apparent from its title, this book introduces one to the various
