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Emission standards handbook

1st January 1991

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ISBN: 9290291966
Natural gas for energy security, not sustainability

9th March 2016

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The latest chapter in an ever-changing energy world

1st January 2016

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Asia moves towards ‘high-efficiency, low-emissions’ coal power

1st December 2020

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Like it or not, the outlook for coal and coal-fired power stations is very different in Asia than in Europe and North America. So it’s important that ...
Indonesia moves to capitalise on renewable resources

1st October 2019

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Indonesia was the world’s fourth-largest emitter of greenhouse gases in 2015. Will a new, government-driven renewables programme be able to improve th...
The view from one northern power station

1st December 2016

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Energy efficiency and ESCOs in China - saving more than wind generates. Steven Fawkes. Energy World, December 2011, p24.

1st December 2011

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Nearly everything is booming in China - energy consumption, new coal-fired power stations, investment in renewables and the growth of an energy-hungry...
Getting the most out of waste and biomass

1st December 2012

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New technologies, using fuels such as biomass and waste, can help keep coal - fired plants running for longer. Marc Height reports from Finland.