 State should invest more in renewable energy, respondents say
(KTUU Anchorage: Sat, 31 May) In a poll conducted Friday, May 30, Channel 2 News asked if the state should invest more of the budget surplus in renewable energy sources like wind, tidal and geothermal power. Respondents overwhelmingly said yes.
|
 Launch of first floating nuclear power plant postponed
(Bellona Foundation: Thu, 29 May) The launch into experimental industrial use of the first floating nuclear power plant, which is currently being built by Russia’s state nuclear utility Rosenergoatom at the northern shipyard of Sevmash could be put off until mid 2011, RIA Novosti reported.
|
|
 British Energy inaugurates Nuclear Power Academy
(Energy Business Review: Thu, 29 May) Nuclear power generator British Energy has inaugurated the GBP3.5 million Nuclear Power Academy at its Barnwood nuclear operations center in Gloucestershire, UK, to train the next generation of industry professionals.
|
 Artist prefers nuclear power to wind farm
(The New Zealand Herald: Tue, 27 May) Artist Grahame Sydney yesterday said nuclear power in New Zealand was preferable to a huge wind farm on the Lammermoor Range in CentralOtago.
|
 Shaw Power Group inks deal for nuclear power units
(BizJournals: Wed, 28 May) The Shaw Group Inc.'s Power Group of Charlotte and Westinghouse Electric Co. have signed an engineering, procurement and construction contract for two nuclear power units in South Carolina. (SCG) (SGR)
|
|
New Report Gives Complete Coverage of the Chinese Renewable Energy Industry
EU representative in Blyth to discuss renewable energy
Radiation persistency exaggerated
