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Smart energy coalition launched
17 November, 2010

Mobil SHC Pegasus: a revolution in oil
01 August, 2010
A highly structured programme of rigorous testing – from bench scale screening to full scale field trials – has resulted in a new, lower viscosity, synthetic gas engine oil, Mobil SHC Pegasus. This new oil can reduce fuel consumption by as much as 1.5% (as compared with the company’s standard natural gas engine oils) while at the same time achieving improved performance.

Power from the sun – now a day-night operation
01 August, 2010
High temperature molten salt storage is being increasingly used to ballast the output of thermal solar plants, and as a heat transfer fluid in some new facilities. The first of 17 projected plants of this kind has been inaugurated in Italy. Is this the way forward for concentrated solar power?

Meeting low emissions rules for larger engines
01 August, 2010
Cummins Power Generation has extended its range of low-emissions gensets

Enel inaugurates Archimede power plant
15 July, 2010

US DoE offering billions in loan guarantees for solar investment
08 July, 2010

New containerised genset
01 June, 2010

Dawning of the age of the SCR in the UK?
01 May, 2010
The UK's first selective catalytic reduction system at a large coal fired power plant is under construction (at Ratcliffe, pictured right), while planning permission is being sought for a second, at SSE's Fiddler's Ferry.

Rotterdam: aiming to be the CO2 capital and hub of Europe
01 May, 2010
The Rotterdam Climate Initiative is seeking to cut carbon dioxide emissions dramatically, while also sustaining economic growth in the region. In fact it sees reduction of carbon dioxide emissions as creating huge opportunities that will attract businesses to the area. CCS plays a key role in the strategy.

Wirelesshart is to be first wireless control standard
21 April, 2010

A cool approach to energy storage
01 April, 2010

Fuel cells in cell phone rescue
01 April, 2010
The commercially available PEM fuel cell with an integrated fuel reformer is an increasingly popular choice in the wireless telecoms industry as a backup power source for extended run power outages or for remote sites.

Koreans move into the driving seat for fossil power...
20 February, 2010

More rocket science: a CHP that emits no CO2
01 February, 2010
A new type of combined heat and power plant, based on the CES oxyburner, is now under development. This offers a number of advantages over conventional CHP, not least of which is zero carbon emissions.­

Novel SCR systems for diesels
01 February, 2010

Atlas Copco adds 575 kVA model to the QAS range
01 February, 2010

AES Kilroot – reaffirming reliability via relocation
01 January, 2010
How AES Kilroot Power contributed to meeting the challenge for flexible power generation on Northern Ireland’s electrical system by importing under-used GTs from a sister facility in Africa.