Global Cogeneration Equipment Industry
NEW YORK, Feb. 29, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — This report analyzes the worldwide markets for Cogeneration Equipment in US$ Million by the following Fuel Types – Natural Gas, Other Fossil Fuels, and Non-Fossil Fuels.
Why Your Electricity Will Be Greener in 2016
Just three coal-fired power plants are expected to enter use in 2016.
The Heat Recovery Steam Generator Sector Adapts — and Grows
Changes in how facilities are powered are driving a change in how existing equipment is used. For the heat recovery steam generator (HRSG) market, this is a good thing – and a challenge.
Eskom war declared ‘over’
Eskom’s “war room”, established at the height of South Africa’s energy crisis, has been closed down, parliament heard yesterday.
Eskom warns of winter load-shedding
Eskom has warned that receiving a lower increase than what it requested poses the
risk of further load shedding in the future.
Zim parastatals not paying for their electricity, says ZNCC
HARARE – The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) has alleged that 95 of the country’s almost 100 parastatals are not paying for their electricity, a situation which they claim has crippled operations of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (Zesa).
Drought forces Eskom to seek dry cooling technology
JOBURG – With water scarcity prevalent in many parts of the country, Eskom is heavily investing in world-class dry cooling technology and is actively driving research and development in this field.
Eskom intent on sizeable role in renewable energy sector
ESKOM envisages a bigger role for itself in the nascent renewable energy industry in SA, according to Ayanda Nakedi, senior GM at Eskom’s renewables energy unit.
Climate change: Heat waves and droughts will take a toll on electricity production
Climate change could play a spoiler as India races to increase electricity production to meet the demands of the as-yet-unserved 300 million households and fuel economic growth. While India may have secured the use of coal in its energy mix at the Paris climate change talks, new research reveals that electricity generated by coal-fired plants is likely to reduce drastically as global warming starts adversely affecting water sources.
