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MINISTER FOR Energy Eamon Ryan is standing over his decision on new rules from next July obliging fuel companies to include a minimum 4 per cent biofuel component in all transport fuels. Full Article at Irish Times
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THE BRITISH government identified 10 suitable sites for the next generation of nuclear power plants yesterday, including two new locations, as part of a plan to overhaul Britain’s ageing energy infrastructure. Full Article at Irish Times
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Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov (R) welcomes Sergei Shmatko, Russia's Energy Minister at the Energy Summit "Natural Gas for Europe-Security and Partnership" in Sofia, April 24, 2009. View Photo »
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change – and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs (per station] to build and operate power stations.
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FTC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking on changes to existing labeling requirements for light bulbs
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"In accordance with the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007 (Pub. L. 110-140) (EISA), the Commission has considered the effectiveness of current requirements and alternative approaches for labeling lamps, commonly referred to as light bulbs. Full Article at beSpacific
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* UK minister names 10 possible sites for new nuclear plants * Planning process must be faster; deal with plans in a year * Miliband: Nuclear will help low carbon transition plan (Adds quotes, details, reaction) LONDON, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Britain... Full Article at Reuters Alert Net
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Ten nuclear power stations are to be built in Britain at a cost of up to £50 billion as the Government tries to prevent the threat of regular power cuts by the middle of the coming decade. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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Bulgarian President Georgi Parvanov (R) welcomes Sergei Shmatko, Russia's Energy Minister at the Energy Summit "Natural Gas for Europe-Security and Partnership" in Sofia, April 24, 2009. View Photo »
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs to build and operate power stations at each site and helping leading companies access the international market
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Draft policy statements aimed at improving the UK’s energy mix have outlined ten potential sites for nuclear power stations and made recommendations to reduce planning delays for larger energy projects. Full Article at The Engineer Online
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The government has announced measures that will see a new generation of nuclear power stations fast-tracked through the planning process. Full Article at ePolitix
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change – and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs (per station] to build and operate power stations.
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change and will be good for jobs too, creating up to 9,000 jobs to build and operate power stations at each site and helping leading companies access the international market
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New nuclear is right for energy security and climate change and will be good for jobs too
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The current planning system is a barrier to this shift. It serves neither the interests of energy security, the interests of the low-carbon transition, nor the interests of people living in areas where infrastructure may be built.
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I want to see energy security and climate change centre stage in all our partnerships around the world, and it is the right moment to step up our cooperation with the US. As two of the greatest consumers of energy, we have a responsibility to work together to find solutions to some of the most challengi...
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Nuclear is a dangerous and expensive irrelevance to tackling climate change and providing real energy security. We don't need coal or nuclear, because proven green technologies such as wind and combined heat and power stations can secure Britain's energy needs, create green jobs and slash our emissions.
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Unfortunately, there will still be a wide array of transnational challenges like energy security, resource scarcities, climate change, proliferation and terrorism
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Apparently, there is more than 1 quintillion cubic feet of gas in the first well, and it is one of five wells or structures. We can say that we have made a big jump in energy security, in the production capacity of our country beyond the year 2050
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We have positively perceived the EU's Eastern Partnership initiative, with Belarus being interested in its national and common European energy security, cooperation on visa and migrationissues and trade and economic cooperation
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The challenge for Indonesia is to simplify the regulations, cut the bureaucracy, and move with great speed on energy security, and inward investment
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This Summit will address major global issues such as climate change, energy security and fight against terrorism, besides regional issues
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For some in the EU, energy policy is the fight against climate change, for others it is about energy security. It is both. Without energy security, and a comprehensive energy policy, we can not address climate change
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For some in the EU, energy policy is the fight against climate change, for others it is about energy security. It is both. Without energy security, and a comprehensive energy policy, we can not address climate change
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The Energy Council is a timely initiative in the context of growing global concerns on energy security and the important role that the energy sector has in climate change. Elevating these discussions between us to a political level underscores the importance we both attach to this area of our relationsh...
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No matter how hard it would be, entering the Middle East is of great importance to China's energy security
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These transitions are extremely important, both for our energy security, for our mutual economic development, and of course, for the climate of the world
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On energy security, on climate change, on growth, on global poverty, we will look forward to working with our European partners to make progress on these issues
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Fluor will assist TAQA in its ambition to provide Europe with energy security through this strategically important underground gas storage project
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Like the House climate change bill ... the Senate’s Kerry-Boxer bill would hurt our economy by killing American jobs, increasing energy costs and undermining our nation’s energy security.
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We see this as a big step towards solving the two main problems facing the world in the coming years - climate change and energy security
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Another important feature of this Act relates to energy security as a component of our national security
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Geothermal energy is a vast, and still largely untapped, resource that diversifies our supplies and builds energy security for Colorado and the country
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According to the previous feasibility study, the gas pipeline is very costly, technically speaking. I do hope that if the technical aspects are overcome, we will be able to implement such projects. It would be good for India’s energy security. Some companies are working on it
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Our eco-friendly vehicles help reduce global warming and reduce our nation's reliance on foreign oil. At Con Edison, the goal of reducing our carbon footprint is woven into everything we do.
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Investors from the UAE can look at investing further in infrastructure and energy security of India
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