American Duke University tries to make algae fuel more cost-effective U.S. Department of Energy has supported research of a cost effective algae fuel source at Duke University with a grant of USD 5.2 million. The university cooperates with other universities and energy companies to lower the cost of algae oil which can replace fossil fuels. A key to success is…
Japan restarts another reactor With the approval of the Japanese government, Kyushu Electric Power…
EU should build more than 100 new nuclear reactors by 2050 Foratom, the nuclear trade body for the EU based in Brussels, supported the…
Shell found little oil in the Chukchi Sea Anglo Dutch company Royal Dutch Shell stopped search for oil in the Chukchi…
Monitoring the energy market in the UK The Britain’s energy regulator Ofgem has set up a web portal where…
Solar photovoltaic module production slows down In recent years, the global solar PV module production has slowed down.…
