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Cleaning up in the heart of Berlin
01 December, 2006
A combustion optimisation package installed at Vattenfall Europe's Berlin CHP plant has lowered NOx emissions significantly and reduced trips.

Rolls-Royce parks in Ohio
01 December, 2006
Rolls-Royce has announced a fuel cell partnership with Ohio-based American Electric Power (AEP) and launched a new US subsidiary, Rolls-Royce Fuel Cell Systems Inc, which has established its headquarters and a technology centre in Ohio.

RB211 for Nigeria's Kolo Creek
01 December, 2006
Rolls-Royce is increasing its involvement in West African power expansion with the supply of its twenty-sixth RB211 aeroderivative in the region.

RWE: taking the IGCC route to zero emissions
01 December, 2006
RWE is developing a range of clean coal/lignite technologies, while its longer term hopes are pinned on integrated gasification combined cycle.

Entrepreneurs fight global warming
01 December, 2006

Establishing benchmarks for environmental comparisons
01 December, 2006
The authors have developed a basis for the objective comparison of the environmental impact of large scale electric power generation in the USA. All major options have substantial advantages and disadvantages that must be carefully assessed. The analyses presented here can assist in such an assessment.

L-3 MAPPS can do Candu I&C
01 December, 2006

Bringing the power ashore
01 December, 2006
The connection to the grid of technologies such as renewables and distributed generation is presenting new challenges, and affecting the evolution of the transmission and distribution industry in the UK and Europe.

Buried live for a thousand years
01 December, 2006
Finland is two years into creating its nuclear waste disposal facility in the ancient and stable Onkalo rock vault

Fission in flux
01 December, 2006

Greater insight into US fuel cell and hydrogen activity
01 December, 2006

An energy conundrum
01 December, 2006

Building the world's largest gas turbine
01 December, 2006
Construction of the prototype of Siemens’ new H class gas turbine is now underway at E.On’s Irsching site in Germany.

Searching test for vibration monitors
01 December, 2006
Choosing a reliable wireless monitoring system able to provide data on vibration magnitudes in a coal pulveriser was never going to be easy. So two systems, one of them destined for a US coal-fired plant, were tested alongside each other.

Aggreko helps Kenyan farmers gain power
01 December, 2006
Genset specialist Aggreko is boosting Kenya’s national grid by providing temporary support power vital to the country’s farming industry. At 100 MW it is the largest temporary power plant that the company has ever delivered.

Bringing SOFC power to Vaasa
01 December, 2006
Wärtsilä hopes to provide the City of Vaasa with a 50 kW solid oxide fuel cell power unit – in time for its 2008 Housing Fair.

Success in alkaline electrode trial
01 December, 2006

Power plant boom is promised
01 December, 2006
Spurred on by a National Allocation Plan that encourages investment in coal plants, German utilities have initiated more than 50 new coal and gas firing projects, including several that involve as yet untried techniques to promote efficiency and carbon capture. Klaus Jopp

Chilling news for carbon capture
01 December, 2006
A carbon dioxide capture process using chilled ammonia looks like a promising way of reducing the efficiency penalty normally associated with post combustion capture technologies and achieving future overall costs comparable with IGCC plus capture. A pilot plant is planned, with start up scheduled for next year.

US government helps growth of clean coal plant
01 December, 2006
FuelCell Energy and the US department of Energy have finalised an award to develop a coal-based fuel cell system for use in power plants.