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Asia
Local investors are finding it hard to import windmill generators from Europe and the US to set up wind power generation projects due to unavailability of these generators, sources in the alternative energy sector said here yesterday.
Energy hungry China is trying to diversify its energy mix by pushing the use of nuclear and renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power.
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Energy Policy]
Technology to Bring Back Coal Plant to Front Stage
May 15, 2006 by Cho Jin-seo, Staff Reporter in The Korea Times
May 15, 2006 by Cho Jin-seo, Staff Reporter in The Korea Times
"When you gasify coal and burn the resulting gas, you can easily remove the hazardous materials from it, such as mercury. We have already developed the gasification technology needed for the power generation. What we need to do is to pull down the cost and find good business partners in Korea, Japan and China."
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Technology]
Asia is turning to plants for fuel
April 29, 2006 by Michael Casey, AP Environmental Writer in Seattle Post-Intelligencer
April 29, 2006 by Michael Casey, AP Environmental Writer in Seattle Post-Intelligencer
FARIDABAD, India -- Indians know better than to eat the plum-sized fruit of the wild jatropha bush. It's poisonous enough to kill.
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General]
Coal will still be king of power, says industry
April 19, 2006 by Rod Myer in The Sydney Morning Herald
April 19, 2006 by Rod Myer in The Sydney Morning Herald
INTERNATIONAL power companies are increasingly worried about energy security and greenhouse emission but still plan to build much of their future on coal, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers' Utilities Global Survey 2006.
European and Asian companies are paying more attention to global warming than their American counterparts. And chemical companies are more focused on the issue than oil companies.
ISLAMABAD: The opposition’s call to boycott products from Denmark over the publication of offensive cartoons and the government’s protest have halted wind projects in Pakistan engineered by the Alternate Energy Development Board.
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General]
BEIJING, March 14 -- Shanghai Electric Power Generation Group has been awarded a clean energy contract by German-based Aerodyn Energiesysteme GmbH to jointly develop the largest windmill in China, in a move to boost the use of wind energy to try and resolve the country's soaring power demand.
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General]
NREL, GE Energy Partner for Next-Gen Offshore Wind Turbines
March 14, 2006 in RenewableEnergyAccess.com
March 14, 2006 in RenewableEnergyAccess.com
Niskayuna, New York [RenewableEnergyAccess.com] From the country with still not one wind turbine installed offshore comes news of a partnership between GE Energy and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) on a research and development contract to build a new fleet of next generation offshore wind turbines. And with the turbines expected in the 5-7 MW range, these could be the largest turbines ever built.
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Technology|
USA]
Wind turbines planned as alternative energy source for Thailand
BANGKOK, March 12 (TNA) - The Energy Conservation Promotion Fund (ECPF) is supporting a project to produce electricity by wind turbines in two southern provinces, Director-General of the Energy Policy and Planning Office (EPPO), Metta Banturngsuk said Sunday.
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General]
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Wind Technology Partnership rolled out a new tool to aid energy planners and wind developers in China's Hebei province.
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Technology|
USA]
NEW DELHI: The government on Tuesday said it was aware of some unfair trade practices in the wind energy sector, but stopped short of specifying what these practices were.
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General]
Coimbatore: With the Indian Air Force expressing concern over the safety of aircraft, while landing and taking off, due to tall structures, including windmills in the vicinity of Sulur Airport, Indian Wind Power Association (IWPA) has appealed to its members to paint the mills in red and white patterns.
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Safety]
Chinese Power Giant to Sell Carbon Dioxide to Spain under CDM Contract
January 23, 2006 by Yingling Liu in worldwatch.org
January 23, 2006 by Yingling Liu in worldwatch.org
The Chinese electric utility Huaneng and the Spanish National Power Corporation Endesa have unveiled a pioneering initiative for purchasing emissions credits generated under the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), according to the 21st Century Business Herald.
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Energy Policy|
Europe]
The advantage of investing in a wind turbine [in India] is that 80 per cent of the project cost is considered accelerated depreciation given as a tax benefit for renewable energy during the first year.
Editor's Note: Experts estimate that in the USA as much as two-thirds of a wind developer's return on investment is generated by the Production Tax Credit and depreciation allowances. Without these subsidies wind development would be a modest fraction of current levels.
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Tax Breaks & Subsidies]
CHIKMAGALUR: Wild Cat, an environmental organisation has welcomed the stay order of the court directing the Bababudangiri hills wind farm development company to stop erecting windmill poles in the hill range.
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General]
Japan: Community-Financed Energy Brings Winds of Change
December 20, 2005 by Suvendrini Kakuchi in Red Orbit
December 20, 2005 by Suvendrini Kakuchi in Red Orbit
TOKYO, Dec. 20, 2005 (IPS/GIN) -- Tired of waiting for the government to increase Japan's alternative energy supply, grassroots organizations have started raising money to generate wind power.
Police seal off south China village after clashes
December 9, 2005 by Lindsay Beck and Ben Blanchard in Reuters
December 9, 2005 by Lindsay Beck and Ben Blanchard in Reuters
BEIJING (Reuters) - Armed police have sealed off a village in southern China after violent clashes with residents that rights group Amnesty International said marked the first time Chinese police had fired on protesters since 1989.
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Impact on People]
Protesters killed by police
December 8, 2005 by Associated Press in The Standard-China's Business Newspaper
December 8, 2005 by Associated Press in The Standard-China's Business Newspaper
Police opened fire on villagers protesting the construction of a wind-power plant in Guangdong, leaving at least two people dead, a news report said Wednesday.
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Impact on People]
BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police opened fire on villagers protesting against the lack of compensation for land lost to a new wind farm in the southern province of Guangdong, local officials and residents said on Wednesday.
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