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There is a vast interest in renewable energy but the role various technologies will play in the transition to a low-carbon future are in the main uncertain. This book sets out the facts: how the technologies work, where and to what extent they are currently employed and where the greatest potential ...
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The use is described of rotating control heads that can help increase penetration rates, reduce nondrilling time, and decrease mud volume requirements associated with underbalanced drilling. The high-pressure rotating head is examined together with its applications---gas or air drilling, flow drilli...
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ACI is pleased to announce that the next edition of Global Geothermal Energy Summit will take place in Reykjavik on 18-19 February 2015. The event will provide a unique peer-to-peer learning platform with plenty of networking opportunities with key decision makers in the geothermal power industry.Jo...
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UK Skills has launched a new environment science challenge to raise the level of awareness of environmental issues for young people. The competition is aimed at young people who have an interest in sustainable natural resource exploitation, sustainable energy production, environmental protection and...
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Germany and France reduce subsidies for solar power Both Germany and France have stated that they will reduce the levels of support they provide for solar power through feed-in tariff (FIT) mechanisms that have played a major part in expanding adoption of the technology in the two countries. The new...
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