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Environmental 2005 P5



Nanotechnology solar cells twice as efficient
Researchers at the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory have shown that nanotechnology could greatly increase the amount of electricity produced by solar cells.

Duke starts work on $500m scrubber
Work has begun on a $500m project that will reduce sulphur dioxide emissions at a power plant in North Carolina, US, by approximately 95 per cent.

UK must develop wind power
A report from the UK government-backed Sustainable Development Commission has given its backing to the expansion of wind power production in the UK, in order to combat climate change.

Vectren announce emissions compliance plan
Vectren Corporation announced Monday that its utility subsidiary, Vectren Energy Delivery of Indiana, Inc., has filed a new multi-emission compliance plan with the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC).

Analysts claim the UK is not doing enough to reduce consumption
Energy analysts have called upon the UK's re-elected Prime Minister to put his promises over climate change into action, after it was claimed this week that the UK could miss its domestic target of cutting CO2 emissions by 20 per cent by 2010.

Dirty power plants emit 20 times more than plants with modern controls
Of the 359 largest power plants in the US, the dirtiest 50, which generate just 14 per cent of the electric power, account for a disproportionate amount of emissions, according to a new report from the Environmental Integrity Project (EIP).

Australia invests to make solar mainstream
The Australian government has announced plans in its budget to invest A$75.5m ($58m) over nine years for a project that will demonstrate solar power technology in everyday society.

Exelon voluntarily impose 8 per cent GHG reduction
As a pledge made under the US Environmental Protection Agency's Climate Leaders Programme, Exelon has set itself a voluntary target to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by eight per cent from 2001 levels by the end of 2008.

Constellation donates trees to cut carbon
Constellation Energy has donated $300 000 to the Alliance of Chesapeake Bay for the purchase of 30 000 trees, which will be planted along 6.2 miles of streams.

Italian marine turbine pilot project heads to China
The Italian based company Ponte di Archimede is to set up a pilot Kobold turbine plant that will harness marine energy in China's Strait of Jintang.

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