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  • Why the UK needs US LNG

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    The US is on the cusp of exporting LNG abroad and British utility Centrica hasn’t wasted any time in locking down supplies for the UK. But why is the US such an attractive market for natural...

  • The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project

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    The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project (GRHEP), formerly known as the Millennium Project of Ethiopia, is being developed on the Blue Nile River in the Ethiopian state of Beneshangul...

  • Ningde Nuclear Power Plant

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    Ningde Nuclear Power Plant is located in Ningde, Fujian Province of China. It is the first island type nuclear power plant in China and also the first on the Taiwan Strait's west...

  • Video feature: Turbinomics – architecture to harnesses energy

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    A skyscraper built to harness wind and solar power could offset an entire day's energy consumption. Rand Elliott, of Elliott & Associates Architects, and his colleagues are currently finalising...


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The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project
13 May, 2013 The Grand Renaissance Hydroelectric Project (GRHEP), formerly known as the Millennium Project of Ethiopia, is being developed on the Blue Nile River in the Ethiopian state of Beneshangul...


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Why the UK needs US LNG
14 May, 2013 The US is on the cusp of exporting LNG abroad and British utility Centrica hasn’t wasted any time in locking down supplies for the UK. But why is the US such an attractive market for natural...


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Turbinomics
The concept is an exciting integrated design that fuses wind energy generation with a high-rise building’s structural and architectural form. The concept places vertical axis wind turbines between each floor and incorporated into the building skin.



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