Two research teams at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (MagLab) smashed through a nearly 40-year barrier recently when they observed a never-before-seen energy pattern.
WT news feed
“…Environmentalists have warned that Moniz could place energy industry interests ahead of environmental protections. We told you in March about his links to BP, General Electric, Saudi Aramco, Shell, Chevron, and the King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center….”
WT news feed
Turkey is closer to coming to an agreement over joint energy projects with Israel, according to a report on Friday in the Turkish daily Today’s Zaman
WT news feed
The blogosphere is abuzz over the disclosure by startup Bloom Energy that it has come up with a fuel cell technology that can replace conventional energy sources.
But can it really?
WT news feed
The firm has raised more than .1 billion since its founding. Bloom Energy is threatening profitability and an IPO in 2013.
WT news feed
Turkey may become a net energy exporter in the Middle East in the medium term, specifically in light of failures to provide energy in the region due to security concerns. Turkish Energy Minister Taner Yñldñz spoke to the press yesterday for the first time after the intergovernmental agreement for the Turkey’s second nuclear plant was signed between Turkey and Japan May 3.
WT news feed
Previous European legislation providing competitors with equal access to infrastructure still stymies Gazprom’s expansion into the European market. The Road Map promises support for such large-scale projects of mutual interest.
WT news feed
Gen. Selim Idriss, chief of staff of the Supreme Military Command which supposedly runs dozens of rebel factions, wants to form a 30,000-man secular force to secure the oil fields and other key economic sectors to keep them out of Islamist hands.
WT news feed
It may be the most ambitious scientific venture ever: a global collaboration to create an unlimited supply of clean, cheap energy. And this week it took a crucial step forward.
WT news feed
Saudi Arabia’s atomic energy ambitions are grand enough to grant several reactor vendors multi-billion dollar contracts to keep them busy building in the desert for decades. Of course this has nothing to do with building a Saudi nuke.
bertb news feed
