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The Ultimate Guide to Energy Efficiency for Small Businesses
Short-term (tomorrow!), medium-term, and long-term: whichever way you frame it, small businesses can save energy - and money - by following some simple steps.
Our guide to energy efficiency for small businesses will banish any worries about time, potential outlays,...
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Top Commercial Lighting and Energy Trends in 2020
How businesses light commercial spaces and consume power is always changing as business needs change, and new technologies emerge. As these technologies come on to the market, new trends will too, and it is likely that businesses will follow...
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Global Energy Demand to See Unprecedented Plunge This Year
The Covid-19 viral pandemic, which sparked a global quarantine, has caused short and long term consequences across most industries, including the global energy market. A halt in daily commuting worldwide coupled with the rise of home office work and...
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The European Union: out of the race for civil nuclear geopolitics?
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), at the end of 2019, the world installed 5.5 GW of new nuclear capacity, with China and Russia remaining the leading countries in terms of new grid connections and construction launches. At...
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Circulating fluidised bed boilers makes a case for India
The use of Sumitomo SHI FW (SFW) circulating fluidised bed (CFB) combustion technology has grown from small-scale applications to large ultra-supercritical power plants in less than 20 years.The CFB is rapidly becoming the technology of choice for solid-fuel-fired power...
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Circulating Fluid Bed Scrubbing Technology: A Low-Cost Flexible Multi-Pollutant Technology for the Indian Power Market – By Sumitomo SHI FW
Tighter control of Sulfur Oxides (SOx), Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) and particular matter (PM) has become a priority for many countries around the world. As an example, India’s Ministry of Environment & Forest (MOEF) has issued stringent regulations that affect...
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Although Their Heyday is Past, the Future of Nuclear Reactors Appears Bright
Since the world’s first artificial nuclear reactor came online in 1942 - the Chicago Pile-1 at the University of Chicago - the history of nuclear power and the reactors that produced it is equal parts triumphant and troubled.
It is...
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