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Nuclear energy
Indian energy giant considers fly ash for cement
November 5, 2008 - News brief -
NTPC’s coal power plants produce 42 million tons a year, about 80 percent of which currently goes to waste.
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China signs water deal for nuclear power plant
September 5, 2008 - News brief -
China leverages cutting-edge ultrafiltration water technology to help desalinate cooling water for $3B plant.
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Exelon gets nuclear retrofit
June 18, 2008 - News brief -
$420M Nuclear steam turbine retrofit is expected to provide an increase of 40MW per power generating unit.
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International body calls for $45T investment in energy infrastructure
June 6, 2008 - News brief -
IEA says the planet needs $45 trillion USD equivalent to keep temperatures from rising.
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Cleantech industry picks apart Bush speech
April 16, 2008 - Exclusive -
The U.S. president calls for curbs on CO2 emissions, but some industry insiders say it may be too little, too late.
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Last-minute lobby for India-U.S. nuclear deal
March 14, 2008 - News brief -
Climate change and energy independence arguments are being used to push nuclear power in India.
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Study says nuclear power isn’t as “safe and clean” as Bush claims
March 5, 2008 - News brief -
Physicist says nuclear power production can’t scale up to meet all energy demands by 2050.
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IBM thinks renewable energy is a game
IBM has introduced a 3D online multiplayer game to help teach kids about renewable energy.
No, you can't shoot things, but the game comes replete with a melting glacier.
Intended for use in and out of classrooms, PowerUp challenges teenagers to help save the planet "Helios" from ecological disaster.
Bush cleantech fund "window dressing"
January 28, 2008 - Exclusive -
Industry observers shot holes in the cleantech rhetoric of the U.S. President's State of The Union address tonight.
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U.K. introduces new energy bill
January 11, 2008 - Exclusive -
A push for carbon capture and storage and renewables comes amid a call for for new nuclear power.
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