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Other marine energy and hydropower News for November 2010
RAG Montan Immobilien and RWE Innogy plan to turn a waste heap into a power plant combining wind power with pumped storage.
25 November, 2010
Indian Tata Power is investing €806.7 million win wind power, as it aims to increase the share of renewable energy in its portfolio.
23 November, 2010
Silfab SpA is acquiring 10% of the share capital of Idrofin Srl, an Italian developer of hydropower plants in Eastern Europe with a core business in Romania.
22 November, 2010
Statkraft is constructing a 102 MW hydropower plant, Kargi, in Turkey, representing an investment of around €250 million.
16 November, 2010
DONG Energy’s 9 months report for 2010 shows a 54% increase in revenue from wind and hydropower.
11 November, 2010
Alstom will supply five 40 MW bulb turbine and generators for the Xiajiang hydropower station under construction in Jiangxi China.
08 November, 2010
Offshore wind, wave and tidal energy could technically provide all of Europe’s future electricity demand, according to a group of industry experts and scientists under the EU ORECCA project.
05 November, 2010
Subsea UK has urged the renewable energy sector to take its lead from the maritime offshore industry by adopting universal safety practices to ensure that ‘good business is always safe business’.
05 November, 2010
In our new blogs, Paula Mints reports back from the CSP Project Development USA Conference, and Elizabeth Block gives her take on the European Future Energy Forum (EFEF).
02 November, 2010
Senior oil and gas executives and leading figures from the renewable energy industry will gather in Aberdeen next month for a summit to drive forward collaboration between the two sectors.
02 November, 2010
By 2050 Europe could get up to 50% of its electricity needs from renewable marine sources, according to a report by the Marine Board of the European Science Foundation.
02 November, 2010