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Environmental 2005 P6



Ontario catches more wind potential
The government of Ontario, Canada has issued a Request For Proposals for renewable energy as part of its commitment to provide five per cent of Ontario's electrical capacity from green sources by 2007. The government also highlighted its intent to double this 1350 MW to ten per cent by 2010.

Utilities urged to push for federal emissions solution
The USA's leading utility emitter of carbon dioxide, American Electric Power, has been warned that it has fallen behind rivals Duke Energy and Cinergy in the battle against global warming.

UK groups call for more action to encourage waste to energy schemes
The UK's Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) and the Renewable Power Association (RPA) today issued a joint report showing the huge potential for greater generation of energy from waste.

Large increase in global demand for air pollution monitoring systems predicted
The market for continuous and intermittent air pollution monitoring and sampling systems and services will expand from $1.1bnn this year to over $1.5bn in 2008, according to the latest research by the McIlvaine Company. The firm's Air Pollution Monitoring and Sampling: World Markets is continually updated online.

Utility programmes raise green power sales
The green power programme run by Texas' Austin Energy has sold the most power generated from green sources, according to the annual list published by the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL).

Solar experiment to power homes in Australia
Landcom and BP Solar have combined forces on a new project in New South Wales, Australia, which will aim to enhance the use of solar power in residential developments.

US EPA finds a further 12 areas that meet new air standards
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has added a further 21 counties in 12 areas to the list of regions that meet the nation's new air quality standards for fine particle pollution.

UK committee narrows nuclear waste options
A UK government committee established to investigate options for the disposal of radioactive nuclear waste has concluded that all bar two options are impractical and has recommended that waste be either buried underground or stored temporarily in facilities above ground.

FirstEnergy achieve EPA emissions reductions deal
FirstEnergy Corp. announced Friday it has reached a settlement agreement with the US Environmental Protection Agency (U.S. EPA), the U.S. Department of Justice, and three states that will result in significant reductions of sulphur dioxide (SO2) and nitrogen oxides (NOx) from current levels at FirstEnergy's generating plants.

New farms up Canada's wind capacity by 25 per cent
Two new wind projects, supported by the Canadian government's newly improved Wind Power Production Incentive (WPPI), will increase the country's wind power capacity by 25 per cent.

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