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The United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bali, which runs from December 3 to 14 this year, looks set to send a clear and unambiguous message to the developed world: reduce your carbon footprint now before it is too late.
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While home energy management systems are a useful way of reducing energy use, with benefits for consumers and utilities alike, the adoption of this technology is likely to be hampered by a number of factors including concerns over privacy and a lack of return on investment. As a result, uptake is likely to be optional and driven by sophisticated users and utilities struggling to meet peak demands.
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24 Jul 2009 |
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Energy security concerns and business expansion plans are driving Asian power generation companies to venture into international markets. However, various technical, commercial and political risks pose significant challenges to these companies' plans to establish an international footprint.
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30 Nov 2009 |
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It's COP time again, and the world will resume its yearly chant about the need to address climate change. The baby steps taken in Copenhagen at the COP15 will be the focus of attention as most developed nations push to make these into more binding agreements. There will therefore be a lot of interest in the four BASIC countries - Brazil, South Africa, India, and China - and what they come up with.
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29 Nov 2010 |
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In a new report assessing the progress made toward the deployment of carbon capture and storage, the IEA has acknowledged that the technology is still a long way from being commercially viable and making any contribution to power generation on a useful scale. In this light, government subsidies of research into the technology appear an unjustifiable, politically driven market distortion.
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22 Jun 2010 |
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A combination of strong demand, record oil and gas prices, concerns over energy security and a reluctance to recommit to nuclear energy, has seen a renaissance of coal in the European energy mix. This is a trend closely mirrored in the US and Asia. However, while coal might help to fill growing energy security gaps, it raises some profound environmental questions.
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01 May 2008 |
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COP16 is not expected to yield a binding international accord, but there will be negotiations to build a legislative framework. The US will play an important role, yet it is already in a weak position following its failure to pass national climate policy, and it must first reassure the world that it is committed to addressing climate change and is serious about reducing its own carbon emissions.
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29 Nov 2010 |
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Irrespective of the political and economic conclusions reached at the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, energy marketing will take a subtle change of direction once the summit is over, with strong elements of social media entering the traditional marketing mix of both B2B and B2C energy. As a result, energy companies will need to learn the tricks of the trade of social media.
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11 Dec 2009 |
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The main success of the eighth official day of negotiations in Cancun was that it offered insight into the difficulties caused by language. All nations agree that those drafting the final text must make sure that they use clear and balanced wording so that it can be endorsed by everyone. What is yet to be decided, however, is the actual content of the text.
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10 Dec 2010 |
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As everyone expected, the first week of COP16 ended in an acrimonious stand-off between developed and developing nations. However, the closing session of the Subsidiary Body for Scientific and Technological Advice provided material with which the COP16 spin doctors can create a silver lining from what was a tempestuous end to the first week.
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