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Emission-reducing tech fitted to three-quarters of China’s coal plants
Beijing announced this week that while China may be the king of coal power, it at least has the cleanest coal plants, with three-quarters of its coal power plants now...
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North Korea exploring sanctions-proof energy technologies
North Korea is exploring two ambitious alternative energy sources, tidal power and the production of coal-based synthetic fuels, that could greatly improve its standard of living while reducing its reliance...
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USA: NETL-Supported Scale-Up of Nickel Superalloy Component Manufacturing Processes for Advanced Ultrasupercritical Technology Moves Forward
The U.S. Department of Energy’s National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL), in partnership with Energy Industries of Ohio Inc., is set to scale up the fabrication of components made from advanced...
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Environmental Clean Tech Share Price Up on News of Bond Strategy
At time of writing, the share price of Environmental Clean Technologies Ltd [ASX:ECT] is up 9.09%, trading at 1.2 cents per share. All in all it has been a good...
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Philippines: DoE tags more projects of national significance
A coal-fired power plant and several projects of the National Power Corp. (Napocor) and National Grid Corp. of the Philippines (NGCP) have been classified by the Department of Energy (DoE)...
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China builds world’s largest low-emission coal power generation system
China has established the world's largest low-emission coal power generation system, setting a new milestone in cutting emissions and saving energy, the National Energy Administration (NEA) said Tuesday. The country...
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A day at COP24
COP24 in Katowice, the coal heartland of Poland, had a distinctly different atmosphere from COP23, Bonn 2017, where there was a strong emphasis on renewables. First, it was held in a magnificent venue reminiscent of a massive coal mine…
Current and Future Challenges to Energy Security
Working for the IEA Clean Coal Centre makes for an interesting life. And certainly an interesting travel schedule. In the last two weeks I have been in Edinburgh, debating the potential for affordable carbon capture in the EU…
A Christmas mercury miracle
- when the data fit the model, and mercury emissions come for free Mercury is a menace. It is an environmental liability and global emissions of this toxic metal continue to...
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International CCUS conference in Edinburgh: Just do it!
“Without CCUS as part of the solution, reaching our international climate goals is practically impossible”