Elektroenergetika

European Commission’s PINC programme for the nuclear power sector

The European Commission has introduced the Nuclear Illustrative Programme (PINC) in which it has tried to estimate investments needed for the nuclear power stations’ safety upgrades, their safe operation and decommissioning together with the management of radioactive waste and spent fuel. European…

Článek v rámci předplatného Natural gas will keep significant share in the U.S. electricity generation

According to a new report of the American Public Power Association,…

CO2 emissions stalled in 2015

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has published an analysis showing…

Eltel gained two major orders from the Polish transmission grid operator

Eltel gained two orders for the reconstruction of high-voltage substations…

Článek v rámci předplatného France to close Fessenheim nuclear station

France is the worlds largest net exporter of electricity. The country…

Článek v rámci předplatného Britain might be hit by an energy crisis because of the investors‘ insecurity

Aging coal power stations in the UK are set to close by 2025. All but one…

Článek v rámci předplatného Wind speeds in Mexico were below average in 2015

Vaisala company has published a new analysis called 2015 Mexico Wind…

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