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Charcoal has hundreds of potential applications in the developed world, not least its use in carbon sequestration. Mitch Beedie looks at how it could replace fossil fuels.
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European Power and the Credit Crisis
With the recent fall of investment banks such as Lehman Brothers, how is the power sector being affected?
With the recent fall of investment banks such as Lehman Brothers, how is the power sector being affected?
Going Nuclear in South Korea
South Korea has set its sights on increasing its nuclear capacity.
South Korea has set its sights on increasing its nuclear capacity.
Fiddling the Books While Rome Burns
Carbon trading has to move from the balance sheet to the station before any real benefits can be realised.
Carbon trading has to move from the balance sheet to the station before any real benefits can be realised.
Spanish Solar Slowdown
Eyes are cast towards Italy to solve Spain's solar power downturn, but they may be looking in the wrong place.
Eyes are cast towards Italy to solve Spain's solar power downturn, but they may be looking in the wrong place.
British Energy Not (Yet) French Energy
Mitch Beedie asks if there should be more pressing issues beyond the sale of Britain's nuclear giant.
Mitch Beedie asks if there should be more pressing issues beyond the sale of Britain's nuclear giant.
China Power Crisis: A Symptom of Deep Structural Woes
China's power shortages may become more than a seasonal summer bugbear.
China's power shortages may become more than a seasonal summer bugbear.
EDF has Other Cards to Play Without British Energy
Marie Maitre, Reuters, investigates EDF's bid for British Energy.
Marie Maitre, Reuters, investigates EDF's bid for British Energy.
Latin American Biofuels Loom Large
Latin America is emerging as a key producer of biofuels as nations across the region seek to use competitive advantages.
Latin America is emerging as a key producer of biofuels as nations across the region seek to use competitive advantages.
Biofuels Down, Energy Saving Up in EU Climate Plan
Paul Taylor of Reuters investigates the European Union's ambitious plan for combating climate change.
Paul Taylor of Reuters investigates the European Union's ambitious plan for combating climate change.
Powerful Myths Blown Away
Wind power is one of the cleanest and cheapest forms of energy available, but faces opposition from a vocal minority.
Wind power is one of the cleanest and cheapest forms of energy available, but faces opposition from a vocal minority.
Tensions at the Top for GDF Suez
As a result of the GDF Suez merger, management tensions and cultural differences have arisen between the two companies.
As a result of the GDF Suez merger, management tensions and cultural differences have arisen between the two companies.
EU Unbundling Introduced
Customers and competition: will proposals for the unbundling of the European energy market go ahead?
Customers and competition: will proposals for the unbundling of the European energy market go ahead?
