Clean, green and Pristine
A new clean coal technology intends to enable coal to provide an economical and environmentally 'cleaner energy bridge' to the future.
A new clean coal technology intends to enable coal to provide an economical and environmentally 'cleaner energy bridge' to the future.
Alex Zapantis has been selected as the General Manager – Asia Pacific for the Global CCS Institute.
Jacobs Engineering Group wins a contract to provide analysis and consulting services regarding the US EPA’s finalised regulations on CCR to City Utilities of Springfield.
BHP Billiton and Peking University have entered an agreement that will help to accelerate carbon capture, use and storage research for steel production in China.
BHEL commissions all three 660 MW supercritical thermal units at Lalitpur in Uttar Pradesh within 85 days.
The European Commission has cleared German government plans to grant €1.6 billion in state funds to help close eight lignite-fired power plants.
The US EPA sets out a federal plan for Hunter and Huntington power plants in Utah to reduce nitrogen oxide emissions by an estimated 9885 short tpy.
Maithon Power Ltd has increased its power generation by almost 7% FY16 as compared to FY15.
Nederman China receives an order for a boiler fluegas cleaning project in China with an order value of SEK 30 million.
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd commissions one more 520 MW thermal power generating unit in Andhra Pradesh, India.
Elsewedy Electric, in a consortium with Japan’s Marubeni Corp., signs an MoU with the Egyptian Electricity Holding Co. for a 4000 MW coal-fired power project in Matrouh, Egypt.
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Pennsylvania Coal Alliance CEO cautions legislators to not rush early compliance with the EPA’s Clean Power Plan.
According to the US EIA, several southern US states have increased their electricity generation from biomass – as biomass is among the more readily available renewable energy resources in the region.
According to the US Energy Information Administration, Germany’s renewables electricity generation has grown in 2015, but coal is still dominant.