It seems simple but if put it into practice then we can develop real potential for hydrogen fuels. A new method of “recycling” hydrogen-containing fuel materials could pave the way for commercially viable hydrogen-based vehicles. An article published in world’s leading chemistry journal Angewandte Chemie, makes a claim about recycling hydrogen-containing fuel materials. Los [...]
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The Gorgon project leader Chevron has signed three binding liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply contracts with Asian buyers worth a record AUD70bn (US$60bn), following up a US$41bn deal signed by its partner ExxonMobil with PetroChina in August 2009.

US major Chevron has launched production from the Tombua-Landana complex offshore Angola. At peak capacity, slated for 2011, the project is expected to produce 100,000 barrels per day (b/d) of oil.

Kuwait's Mina al-Ahmadi GasPort, the Persian Gulf's first regasification terminal, received its first liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo on August 31 under a supply deal with Royal Dutch Shell.

Russia's gas export monopoly Gazprom has inaugurated the second branch of the Minsk-Vilnius-Kaunas-Kaliningrad pipeline that will increase the pipeline's capacity from 1.4bn cubic metres (bcm) to 2.5bcm.

Norway's major opposition party has stated its intentions to introduce a proposal to 'sell down gradually' the government's 67% holding in the state energy giant StatoilHydro.

When we look closely at human history we can easily conclude that locomotion is one of the most primordial needs. But our current lifestyle does not allow us with much of the movements. We need to move more often. But it is also true that we live in fitness conscious times. Going to [...]
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and IHI Corporation are undertaking an ambitious project of $ 21bn. They are aspiring to design and develop a Space-based solar farm that would generate 1GW of power. This will require an area of four square kilometer consisting of rows of solar panels. This space solar farm will be housed 36,000km [...]
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Solomon Technologies announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Technipower LLC has installed its first Instant Solar(TM) system at its Danbury, CT headquarters. Technipower has successfully completed the development program in less than six months. Their pilot manufacturing is in the process now.This is a pre-assembled, pre-wired system. It has two solar arrays [...]
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BIG Architects is undertaking an ambitious project of a library in Kazakhstan. Like all the libraries this one will have books as usual but it will also boast of going easy on the environment. This new library will serve as a multifunctional cultural center for Astana, Kazakhstan. This library will be named as Nursultan [...]
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