Power

The EIA has predicted that in 2017 and 2018, as natural gas prices are expected to increase, coal is expected to regain some share of the electricity generation mix.

IEA analysis has shown that investment in network infrastructure, especially electricity grids, has emerged as a key enabler for fully taking advantage of cost-effective renewable resources.

American Electric Power is seeking offers for the supply of coal to one or more of its power plants.

NASL and GE will perform shaftline retrofits of three, 200-MW Ansaldo steam turbines in Stage 1 of the Ramagundam station.

GE’s Power Systems is helping increase output and efficiency of EPS’s coal-fired power plant in Serbia.

DONG Energy has indicated it is aiming to be coal free by 2023, focusing on conversion to biomass and construction of offshore wind farms.

The Asia-Pacific is heralding the way for a large-scale build of these clean, efficient coal-fired generators.

Going forward, it is likely that coal power in Europe will struggle amid competition from renewables.

The council, under the new name the Carbon Utilisation Research Council, will continue its commitment to advancing fossil energy technology solutions.

Global expansion for the Greenbank Group as it opens a new office in Kolkata, India.

Fuel Tech Inc. has announced the receipt of multiple air pollution control (APC) contracts from customers in the US.

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority signs MoU with National Energy Technology Laboratory to further efforts in research and development.

The first unit of the Sahiwal plant is expected to start generating power by May 2017.

The company saw increase production figures during December 2016.

The International Energy Agency urges Poland to clean up its energy sector while balancing energy security, environment and affordability requirements.