A compact, safe and quick-installation system for the electrification of slum dwellings has been developed in Argentina. Professionals from a number of Argentinian electrical associations and standards organisations came together to develop MICEM (‘Módulos de Instalación Concentrada de Electrificación Mínima’) which translates as ‘Compact Installation Modules for Minimal Electrification’. The project included the design of […]
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Argentina’s Wind Power Balancing Act
Argentinians have been purchasing fossil fuels for electricity generation at prices that are well in excess of the cost of wind power. The country has massive wind power potential. The problem has been accessing the capital needed to exploit that potential. The China Development Bank Corporation has agreed to provide Grupo Isolux Corsan SA project […]
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Increasing Profitability through Flexible Energy Consumption
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Can New York’s Electricity Market Rules Change the World?
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Exploiting niches in hydro power
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Zero-emissions refrigeration transport
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Storing Power as Liquid Air
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Reaching the Power of High Altitude Winds
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Nuclear Power for the UK – Does it Make Sense?
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Safe Electrification of Argentina’s Poorest Homes
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Storing Energy on Rail Tracks
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How Hydro Project Management Team Navigated the Obstacles
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Small Hydro Project to Deliver Major Benefits
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First Green Investment Bank wants to turn a profit
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Bringing a Renewable Energy Project from Concept to Commercial Operation
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U.S. Offshore Wind Turbines Now a Near-Certainty
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Argentina’s Wind Power Balancing Act
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The Fight Against Climate Change Must be Obama’s Legacy
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Policy Patchwork for Renewable Energy in Canada
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South Africa Renewable Energy Program is Under Way
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Why it’s best that Obama and Romney don’t mention Climate Change
