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Lithium may put Bolivia in the driver’s seat

While electric vehicles, the so-called cars of the future, can help reduce dependence on traditional fuel, it may increase reliance on a metal for which one country holds a monopoly

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Winery to produce hydrogen from wastewater

A winery in Oakville, California is adding bacteria and a small amount of electrical energy to its production wastewater to create hydrogen

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Geothermal power picks up steam

Solar and wind energy seem the most popular alternative sources of power though geothermal energy is slowly attracting attention from companies that aim to reduce oil dependency and emissions

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Opcon employs heat exchanger in energy-to-waste system

Swedish energy company Opcon will use the heat exchanger technology of heat transfer product manufacturer Alfa Laval on its energy-from-waste system, an integration that aims to result in more energy savings for its customers

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Geothermal utility completes plant sooner than expected

Nevada Geothermal Power Inc. has completed its 49.5-megawatt Faulkner 1 geothermal plant in Blue Mountain Nevada three months ahead of schedule

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Waste heat generator bags WSJ technology innovation award

A waste-heat recovery system developed by Nevada-based ElectraTherm, received the Wall Street Journal Technology Innovation Award for its capacity to dramatically improve the energy efficiency of biogas power plants, geothermal applications, coal-fired power plants and stationary engines

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Australia’s Enerji signs MOU with Babcock & Brown for waste heat study

Enerji, the Australian partner of the Opcon Group, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Babcock & Brown Power on a pre-feasibility study to assess the potential of its Opcon Powerbox technology for generating emission-free electricity from waste heat at two of

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Heat-to-power technology generates electricity at Nevada geothermal site

Nevada, US-based ElectraTherm, Inc. announced that it will deploy two 50-kilowatt ElectraTherm Green Machines that will generate electric power from geothermal heat at the Florida Canyon Mine in Northern Nevada. The Green Machines will utilize the 220 degrees Fahrenheit

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Recycling, other concepts revisited in Asian green conference

Chinese and Japanese experts laid out sample “green” policies to their fellow Asians today at the UNIDO International Conference on Green Industry in Asia being held in Manila, Philippines. China highlighted its Circular Economy Promotion Law while Japan reiterated the “3R” concept

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PROFILE: Sri Lanka’s national energy supply reflect dependence on renewables

As early as 2004, Sri Lanka, through its Ministry of Power and Energy, has begun to implement a national policy on energy supply which identifies biomass and hydroelectricity as two main power sources. Hydroelectricity production in the country during the said year accounted for 710

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