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EU Energy Policy Liberalization Sustainability And Security as Competing Agendas
European energy policy currently stands at a crossroads between further liberalisation or protectionist trends as the European Council and Parliament debate the Third Package on electricity and gas markets. At the core of this impasse also sit concerns around security of supply and environmental targets, with the EU still struggling to square the circle between these competing concerns.
The politics of global oil markets: what will happen next?
Oil markets have seen enormous volatility over the past few months, hitting highs of $147/b before dramatically correcting to around the $50-60/b mark. Political factors and speculation undoubtedly drove the market up, but the bigger question now, is how low OPEC will allow the market to fall as demand slackens.
Residential green energy market in Australia to 2010
This brief assesses the development of the green power market in Australia, covering the size of the market and take-up of accredited green power by state, including forecasts to 2010; competitor performance and offerings, and consumer attitudes and behaviours..
Q1 2008 Energy Buyer Survey: Major Energy User Market Analysis
Q1 2008 Energy Buyer Survey covers 2,000 energy buyers from within the United Kingdom. This brief offers a summary of how Major Energy Buyers perceive the importance of their TPI and supplier, if they renewed or switched supplier with their latest contract, and examine which suppliers have more exposure to TPI’s than others.
EnergyBiz Leadership Forum Debates America’s Energy Future
As the economic crisis continues to close in on the United States, in early 2009 EnergyBiz magazine hosted the EnergyBiz Leadership Forum, a live event focusing on the debate on energy’s immediate and long-term future.
Smart Grid money popular in the USA
The US Department of Energy program to distribute $615 million to fund projects demonstrating smart-grid technology has attracted 140 proposals requesting a total of $2.3 billion.
EnergyBiz Leadership Forum Debates America’s Energy Future
This report gives the detailed information on major influences on energy,industry executives, policy-makers, regulators, businesses, consumers, and members of the financial community along with thought leaders from outside the industry.
European Renewable Energy Resources Map 2009
This report gives the full details on Renewable Wind and Marine Energy Resources of the European Union and European Economic area.
Solar Home Energy What is it for
Solar energy—this term basically does not cause a stirring in the mind as the explanation that comes at hand is indeed too simple. Everyone knows what is meant by solar energy, and that is, the energy that comes from the sun. In its most basic sense, solar energy and other solar home equipment are nonetheless environment-friendly and not risky at all. But then you need not become one fine environmentalist first before you will be able to come across with whatever advantageous benefit solar home energy
How to Lower Home Energy Bills
`We are blessed with the discovery and proper utilization of energy around us. There are several sources of energy that makes our living easier. Energy lights up our home every night, keeps us warm during cold winter, allows us to be entertained, and makes our living pleasant no matter what time of the day. And with all the other uses of energy from the moment we check our clocks in the morning to keeping us warn as we rest during the night, all of us would agree that it would be so hard to llive without it.
Bharat Book Bureau � Report on Chinas Coal Industry
Coal is among the major energy sources in China. In 2007, coal accounted for 76% of China’s energy output and 69% of consumption.
Bharat Book Bureau � Report on Chinas Natural Gas NG Industry
Natural gas (NG) accounts for 20%-30% of the primary energy consumption in most developed countries, among which the figures in CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) is 55%, Canada 29%, the U.S. 26%, and Germany 21%, and even in Japan, a country very poor in oil and gas resources, is 12%. In China, however, consumption is only 3%, far lower than the world average, and even far lower than 8.8%, the Asian average, to say nothing of comparing with those in developed countries.
Bharat Book Bureau � Report on Chinas Coal to Methanol Industry
To guarantee the country's energy source security against the background of rapid growth of oil import in the past few years, Beijing proposed the strategic plans of China's focusing on coal-based alcohol-ether fuels, methanol-based alkene, and coal-based oil.
Energy Market News: Honda Unveils Cleaner Diesel & Advanced Fuel Cell Vehicles
High pollution has always overshadowed good mileage provided by diesel engines and zero-emission feature of fuel cell based vehicles has always been eclipsed by their bulky nature.
Energy Market News: Alcan Warns Cost Rise in Australian Project
Tight circumstances in Australian construction industry & final integration work will lead to rise of 20-25 % in costs of Alcan's Gove alumina project
Energy Market News: Oil Giants To Go 'Legal' Against Russian Revocations
Oil giants and Russia are starting to enter in a legal row over oil & gas permits worth $ 80 billion.
Multinational oil companies and oil-rich nation Russia are planning to take the legal way to sort out the issues regarding $ 80 billion oil & gas licenses.
Energy Market News: Statoil Eyeing Gulf of Mexico for Expansion
State-controlled Norway energy firm Statoil aims to invest more in buying new oil assets in the Gulf of Mexico.
Energy Market News: FPL to Build Coal Power Plant
Florida Power & Light (FPL) Co. has unveiled its plans to build a coal-fueled power plant with an investment of around $ 2-3 billion.
Energy Market News: India Woos Algeria For LPG
India is set to sign a deal with Algeria for LPG imports following increasing demand for energy sources and growing awareness for the environment protection.
Energy Market News: Nigeria Eyes US $10 Billion Revenue By 2011 From LNG
Nigeria desperately wants a substantial export market to realize value for natural gas being produced in Nigeria. The country aims at earning US$10 Billion by the year 2011.
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