Research and Markets: Market Development of Renewable Energy in Russia
The Renewable energy sector in Russia is expected to grow in the coming years. This analytical report is the first research revealing the market development of renewable energy in Russia.
Nuke deal may tangle South Asian security
Indications by the US that it was open to Islamabad's plea for a civilian nuclear deal akin to the US-India agreement would further complicate the security situation in South Asia, experts told China Daily on Monday.
Estonia is interested in Baltic-Nordic common electricity market
During the meeting with the Lithuanian minister of foreign affairs Audronius Azubalis in Tallinn on Friday, minister Urmas Paet discussed energy security matters with the Lithuanian colleague, reports BC the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Global investors to meet in Istanbul
Around 300 investors and financiers from around the world will gather in Istanbul in April for the European Business Angels Network, or EBAN, annual congress.
South Korea’s Global Nuclear Ambitions
December 2009 was an historic month for the South Korean nuclear industry.
Clinton in Moscow: The secretary achieves a mixed bag in Russia
Russian Prime Minister Vladimir V. Putin greeted Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Moscow Thursday with the same sort of disagreeable surprise that Israel gave Vice President Joe Biden during his visit to the Middle East last week
Bulgarian competition watchdog fines EVN power utility
Novinite reported that the Austrian owned power utility EVN has been fined BGL 256 000 by the Bulgarian Competition Protection Commission.
Wind Energy Investment of $65 Billion May Curb Fossil Fuel Use
China WindPower Group Ltd., Iberdrola SA and Duke Energy Corp. will lead development of an estimated $65 billion of wind-power plants this year that let utilities reduce their reliance on fossil fuels.
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