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clean energy Nuclear deal gets through With the International Atomic Energy Agency clearing India

Publication Date: 
30/08/2008
Down to Earth
Tags:
Agriculture, Agricultural Research, GM Crops, Nuclear Power, Transport, Energy, Science And Technology, Physical Science, Nuclear Proliferation, China, United Kingdom (UK), India, Planets, NASA, International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Energy

Electricity without carbon

Nature's News team looks at how much carbon-free energy might ultimately be available

Publication Date: 
14/08/2008
Nature
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Tags:
Carbon Dioxide, Climate Mitigation, Nuclear Power, Hydroelectricity, Biomass, Wind Energy, Solar Energy, Geothermal Energy, Energy, Energy Technology, Electricity, Ocean Thermal Energy
Energy
Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Research, Tamil Nadu
Energy
Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
Nuclear Power, Nuclear Research, Maharashtra, Mumbai
Energy
Department of Atomic Energy
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Research, Maharashtra, Mumbai
Energy

India's nuclear energy programme and the 123 agreement with United States

Nuclear energy will enable India to meet the twin challenges of energy security and environmental sustainability. It will also have major spin-offs for the development of the industries, both public and private. The 123 Agreement between India and United States of America would put an end to technology denial regimes against India that have been in place for three decades and end India's nuclear isolation. It will open the doors for India to have civil nuclear cooperation as an equal partner with the USA and the rest of the world.

Publication Date: 
01/08/2008
Government of India
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Hydroelectricity, Energy, Energy Surveys, Nuclear Weapons, United States Of America (US), India
Energy

The N-deal, if passed, could open up new vistas for equipment makers for nuclear power plants

Tapash Talukdar

Publication Date: 
21/07/2008
Economic Times (New Delhi)
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Proliferation, India, Hyderabad (D)
Environment

To Set Tone, Exelon Plans Huge Cut in Emissions

Exelon, the electric company based in Chicago, will promise on Tuesday to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 by an amount larger than its total emissions in 2008, in a bid to shape the debate on carbon dioxide rules and to get a jump on compliance.

Publication Date: 
15/07/2008
New York Times (New York)
Tags:
Carbon Dioxide, Green House Gases, Nuclear Power, Energy, United States Of America (US)
Energy

Falling short

Power secretary Anil Razdan feels the churning in the Indian energy sector holds out untold opportunity to the country's manufacturing industry.

Publication Date: 
15/06/2008
Business India (Mumbai)
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Hydroelectricity, Energy, Thermal Power Plants, Power Industry, India
Energy

Deal in mind, PM says we don't have the luxury to limit energy options

As the alarm over soaring oil prices and losses on Wall Street sent markets tumbling across Asia today - the Bombay Stock Exchange benchmark Sensex tanked over 500 points, at one stage dipping even below 15,000 points before ending the day at 15,066

Publication Date: 
10/06/2008
Indian Express (New Delhi)
Tags:
Nuclear Power, Energy, Nuclear Weapons, Nuclear Proliferation, Politics, India

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