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Energy
stories – January 1
"If
you are sweating over power bills this winter, get ready to
sweat more. State-run Mahagenco has
told Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC)
that the generation cost in 2013-14 will increase by over 30%
due to various reasons."
"South
Korea will restart one of two nuclear reactors this week after
being shut for nearly two months to replace parts which
were found to have forged documents, easing power supply
concerns as winter bites, the nuclear regulator and operator
said."
"Shortage
of garbage forces Scandinavian country to take neighbours' help to
run its power plants."
Trash-to-energy
schemes were a loser from the get-go. -- RF
Building
up large renewable-energy capacity is certainly a good thing.
Something to keep in mind is that solar panels and other
renewable-energy hardware embody an enormous amount of fossil-fuel
energy in various forms. -- RF
It
doesn't matter, because as the industrial infrastructure crumbles,
renewable-energy hardware will become impossible to maintain and
eventually break down completely. Build all you can now, but don't
expect it to last forever. -- RF
"Spanish
utility Iberdrola is selling its French wind park unit to a
consortium including General Electric for about 400 million
euros ($529 million) in its drive to cut debt and keep an
investment grade credit rating."
Sweden's trash importing system is one of the, if not, the best energy and garbage policy. Its very powerful.
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Trash-to-energy schemes were a loser from the get-go. -- RF
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