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Fatal explosion at Connecticut power plant
08 February 2010

1pm GMT, Monday 7 February. London. Emergency services chiefs at the Kleen Energy power station in Connecticut, where a gas explosion on Sunday blasted open one of the buildings under construction and killed five people engaged in purging gas lines, say they are now optimistic that no-one else is missing in the rubble. Search and rescue crews continue to comb the debris nonetheless.


UK introduces green feed-in tariff scheme
Areva restructures for a nuclear future
Sweden's TSO withdraws from Kriegers Flak grid project
UTC buys huge stake in Clipper
Venezuela rations electricity
E.On close to 5 GW divestment target
Siemens-Rosatom goes to arbitration
HLW takes to the high seas
GE chosen to supply embryonic Brazilian windfleet
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Comment
Concrete proposal for CO2: why don't we put it on the road?


Learning from the Chinese about clean coal ...
CCS: demos needed fast ...
The virtues of simplicity
Quality in crisis
Five have become one
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Marketforces
Europe should look beyond competition

“The failure to advance energy market competition ... can largely be traced back to Franco-German protectionism”


Competition should be the solution, not the problem
Recession uncovers market failings
Taking a smarter approach to energy
Europe - an energy market to be proud of?
Technology and markets
Can the nuclear market be truly free?
Politics of change
Cost of carbon
Cause and consequence
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Wollensky
Not quite a back-to-nature movement

Can it be long before our motor shows glitter with such models?


Blinded with science for too long
Space for another try
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