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18.05.2011 09:15European Nuclear Energy Forum 2011
This year's European Nuclear Energy Forum (ENEF) in Prague will address key issues such as the criteria and modalities of the comprehensive assessment of safety and risks of the 143 nuclear power plants in the EU, the transparency aspects thereof17.05.2011 16:41RWE and Russian Institutes Explore Energy Efficiency
Doing more to advance energy efficiency would not only save power consumption but decrease the European environmental footprint, RWE officials said in Berlin, as quoted by UPI. German energy company RWE said it was teaming with Russian research17.05.2011 13:16Romanian Govt Pledges Over 7000 Job Cuts In Railway, Energy, Postal Co
Romania's government has pledged to cut more than 7000 jobs in state railway companies, energy suppliers and the national postal company, while lowering their running costs through renegotiated contracts, says the letter of intent to a EUR3.616.05.2011 13:38Romania to Ensure Gas Exports towards Hungary by End-2012
Romania’s government pledged to make the needed steps to allow exports of natural gas towards Hungary by the end of 2012, according to the memorandum of understanding agreed with the European Commission, Mediafax reported. The government16.05.2011 13:23Trans Adriatic Pipeline Begins ESIA Submission Process in Italy
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) announced today that it has commenced the project's formal Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) process in Italy. The submission of its Scoping Report to the Italian authorities follows a similar16.05.2011 11:30Solar Plane Makes Maiden International Flight
A solar energy plane made the world's first international flight powered by the sun on Friday to show the potential for pollution-free air travel, Reuters reported. The Solar Impulse took off from an airfield at Payerne in western16.05.2011 10:52EU Countries Divided over Nuclear Stress Tests
France and Britain, the two EU countries with the largest nuclear industry, strongly opposed stringent stress tests on nuclear power plants following the Fukushima disaster in Japan. Energy Commissioner Günther Oettinger's proposal to13.05.2011 12:02European Technology Platform on Renewable Heating and Cooling 2011
Brussels, 11th May 2011. Around 150 European experts from the Renewable Heating and Cooling sector gathered in Budapest on 5th and 6th of May for the 2nd Annual Conference of the European Technology Platform on Renewable Heating and Cooling13.05.2011 11:32Nuclear Plants Across Europe Face the Critical Stress-Test
The 143 nuclear power plants operating in Europe, plus the six under construction and the 15 planned, should be able to withstand any possible threat, including a malicious plane crash like the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the US, the European12.05.2011 16:30Sarkozy Underlines Commitment to Nuclear Power
The French President Nicolas Sarkozy has renewed his commitments to nuclear power, giving assurances to EDF workers at the Gravelines nuclear plant that he would continue to invest in the sector, as a means of securing self sufficiency for12.05.2011 15:55Romanian Govt Bars Installing Public Utility Infrastructure Above Ground
The Romanian Government approved Wednesday a bill which forbids the installation of equipment used by public utility infrastructure above ground on public property, Mediafax reported. The bill forbids equipment belonging to water supply,11.05.2011 12:16Turkey Plans to Develop 300-MW Hydroelectric Project in Madagascar
Turkey plans to develop a 300-megawatt hydropower plant in Madagascar, Turkish President Abdullah Gul said, as quoted by Bloomberg. The facility will be built at Mahavola, 150 kilometers west of the capital, Antananarivo, Gul said in a statement
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