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Industry News 2005 P33



Japan considers building Iraq power plant
Japan is studying the feasibility of building a major power plant in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah as its first assistance for an infrastructure project in the war- torn country, Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroyuki Hosoda said Wednesday.

Drought leaves Vietnam facing power shortage
Electricity of Vietnam (EVN), the country's state owned power generator and supplier has expressed that unless peak power consumption is reduced immediately the country will face a serious power shortage.

China to announce winner of $8bn nuclear contract in October
China's National Development and Reform Commission is expected to announce in October 2005 which company will build four nuclear reactors at two power plants.

Work to begin on utility scale wind energy forecast system
A team headed by the meteorology services company WindLogics will begin work this month on the utility scale wind forecast system Xcel Energy awarded a near $1m grant for.

Vattenfall plans CO2-free pilot coal plant
Vattenfall is to build the world's first pilot plant for a carbon dioxide-free coal-fired power station. The plant will be built next to the Schwarze Pumpe coal-fired power station near Spremberg in Brandenburg to the south of Berlin.

Survey reveals increasing cost of US power
A recent survey has found the national average price of electricity in the United States rose by 5.2 per cent during the period of April 2004 to April 2005.

Nuclear industry sets out new build challenge
America's Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) has claimed that a convergence of events unparalleled in a generation sets a challenge to the nuclear industry to build new nuclear power plants that will strengthen the nation's energy security through the 21st century.

Summer demand to be met in North America
North America is not expected to experience any power supply problems this summer, despite a predicted 5.9 per cent rise year on year in electricity demand, according to an assessment issued by the North American Electric Reliability Council (NERC).

Major energy brokers launch Benchmark Carbon Index
LEBA, the London Energy Brokers' Association, has launched a new reliable benchmark index for the energy markets: the LEBA Carbon Index for trades in EU emissions allowances. The aim of this independent benchmark index is to contribute towards a more transparent, liquid, traded market in emissions allowances.

Uganda thermal plant relieves power shortage
The Ugandan government has announced that its newly installed thermal power plants are going to stop the power cuts the country has been experiencing over the years, according to a statement issued Friday.

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