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22.03.2012 15:11Boeing, Airbus and Embraer Team Up for Aviation Biofuels
Boeing Co., Airbus and Embraer have come together to work with governments and biofuel producers to promote and speed up the availability of jet fuels that reduce carbon emissions. The three aircraft makers signed a memorandum of understanding22.03.2012 13:26California at Risk of Power Outage This Summer
California's electric grid operator is looking for ways to keep the lights burning this summer should the ongoing shutdown of both San Onofre nuclear reactors continue into the state's peak power-use season, the grid agency said. Both reactors22.03.2012 12:28Today is the World Water Day
Since 1993, on March 22, the UN has been trying to focus the attention of the world to the international issues of drinking water reserves. Despite the overall grim prognosis during the last decade, this year the UN said the world has met20.03.2012 13:39The first Scania Euro 6 trucks are now being registered
The EU Commission Regulation concerning the Euro 6 emission standard has recently been adopted, making it possible to register heavy vehicles according to the new standard. Scania has already started delivering Euro 6 trucks to customers20.03.2012 13:10Gazprom May Bid for Greece’s DEPA
Russian state-owned energy firm Gazprom says it's considering bidding for Greek counterpart DEPA as cash-strapped Athens seeks to sell state assets, UPI reported. Greece announced last month its Public Gas Corp. would be put on the auction20.03.2012 11:38Czech Temelin Reactor Works at Full Capacity during Repair
Czech nuclear power station Temelin detected a fault on a pump in the primary circuit of its Unit 2 on Monday but the reactor remains at full capacity while a repair is underway, its owner CEZ said in a statement, as reported by Reuters. The20.03.2012 11:18North Korea Invites IAEA Inspectors To Return
Тhe International Atomic Energy Agency said it has received an invitation to send inspectors to North Korea, Reuters reported. The invitation comes some three years after IAEA monitors were expelled from the country. An IAEA spokesman said19.03.2012 16:01Cameron Calls for Plan to Privatize Britain’s Road Network
Prime Minister David Cameron said private investment in Britain’s roads must be accelerated, as he seeks ways to stimulate the economy without using public money, Business Week reported. Cameron will ask the Treasury and the Department19.03.2012 11:52Vattenfall Develops Second Wave Energy Project in Scotland
Vattenfall is taking another development step in wave energy and investing in a new project outside the Orkney Islands, Scotland. It will be Vattenfall's second site after last years venture off the coast of Shetland Islands, from the company said16.03.2012 14:07NIS Increases Exploration Expenses with 45%
Naftna Industrija Srbije AD (NIIS), the Serbian oil company controlled by Russia’s OAO Gazprom Neft (GAZP), will expand investments in Balkan exploration by 45 percent this year as it seeks to expand business. With active and potential16.03.2012 13:52DESFA Calls for Bids to Build New LNG Storage near Athens
Natural gas grid operator DESFA invited international investors to bid for the design and construction of a third liquefied natural gas storage tank at its Revithoussa LNG terminal facility near Athens. The tank, expected to cost as much16.03.2012 11:35BP Reaches Estimated USD 7.8 Billion Deal with Spill Victims
Oil at the highest price since 2008 is increasing BP Plc’s available cash as it negotiates a final bill with the Obama administration to pay for damages caused by the worst U.S. spill, Bloomberg reported. BP has been in talks with
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