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Energy infrastructure News for November 2012
Air Products has been awarded a contract with the University of Petroleum & Energy Studies (UPES) in India, to build the country’s first solar powered renewable hydrogen fuelling station. The station is scheduled to be onstream in July 2013.
29 November, 2012
UK-based maritime design company BMT Nigel Gee has launched three wind farm support vessels in ten days.
27 November, 2012
The UK government has unveiled the package for its upcoming Energy Bill, which aims to deliver the biggest reform of the electricity market since privatisation.
23 November, 2012
Guest Blog by Felicia Jackson
23 November, 2012
Californian solar product company Envision Solar has unveiled a new improvement to its Solar Tree Array design - a pre-engineered purlin structure that will allow the Solar Trees to be deployed much more quickly.
22 November, 2012
Greenpeace has joined calls for the acceleration of the clean energy revolution in the wake of the United Nations’ report into progress on scaling back climate change, which revealed that greenhouse gases are 14% higher than they need to be in 2020 if the world is to avoid warming above 2 degrees Celsius.
22 November, 2012
Sulzer Pumps is to supply pumps for several concentrated solar power (CSP) projects in Spain and India, the Switzerland-based company announced on Tuesday.
20 November, 2012
Innovators across the country have been invited to develop ideas aimed at reducing the cost of offshore wind power.
14 November, 2012
By Mathias Aarre Maehlum, EnergyInformative.org
12 November, 2012
US-based FuelCell Energy has received an order from its South Korean partner, POSCO Energy, for 121.8 MW of fuel cell kits and services. The order is the biggest the fuel cell industry has yet seen.
06 November, 2012
UK-based ITM Power has signed an agreement with ABO Wind in Germany to identify and develop wind-to-hydrogen projects in the UK, Ireland, and Germany.
02 November, 2012
The Hawaii Center for Advanced Transportation Technology (HCATT) has awarded Canadian-based Hydrogenics a contract to develop, fabricate, and deliver a 100 kW HyPM-OH outdoor hydrogen fuel cell power system for a US Air Force/Navy Base in Hawaii.
01 November, 2012