Oil India Ltd's (OIL) plans for converting Assam coal and heavy refinery residue into liquid hydrocarbon have run into rough weather on account of environmental reasons, which are found to be high

A Rolls-Royce plant in central England has been processing nuclear fuel for the Defense Ministry without the knowledge of the local community and had no public emergency plan in case of an accident,

BP Amoco Plc, the world's third largest public oil company, said it planned to sell three grades of cleaner gasoline in Chicago by 2001, about three years ahead of a proposed U.S.

The Japanese government failed to expand the evacuation area in Tokaimura during the Sept. 30 nuclear accident despite a recommendation from its own emergency headquarters in the area, sources said

Rolls-Royce confirmed it processes nuclear fuel for Britain's Ministry of Defence in the English city of Derby but declined to comment on reports that the plant was at risk of a Japanese-style

National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is proposing to set up two wind power stations, totalling a capacity of 40 mw in Tamil Nadu and karnataka.

A spectacular fusion of solar technology and competitive tension starts today at Darwin, Australia. More than 50 cars will race each another in the World Solar Challenge, the only solar car event in

The number of people exposed to potentially deadly radiation in Japan's worst nuclear accident rise to 69 after the government newly confirmed 20 more victims, an official said on Saturday.

In the nation's worst nuclear accident, which occurred in Tokaimura, Ibaraki Prefecture, on Sept. 30, 20 more people than initially announced had been exposed to radiation, the Science and

The proposed move of the Central and state governments to permit Bharat Oman Refineries Ltd (BORL) to lay underground petroleum pipelines in the salt pans of Singash village is resented by the