 Poll: Swedes changing their minds on nuclear power; warming to new reactors
(CNews: Mon, 21 Jan) STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Swedes are warming to the idea of nuclear power becoming a bigger part of the country's energy mix. The Scandinavian country is currently phasing out its nuclear reactors, but a poll by Synovate Temo suggested public opinion has shifted in favour of atomic energy.
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 Energy Forum in Traverse City
(9&10 News Cadillac: Mon, 21 Jan) Energy was a hot topic among local leaders and environmentalists in Traverse City today. State Senator Jason Allen and Representative David Palsrok talked about energy efficiency, a state renewable energy portfolio and support for alternative energy businesses.
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 UAE: Nuclear power plant project to be offered
(Mena Report: Mon, 21 Jan) TOTAL, SUEZ and AREVA have signed a partnership agreement to submit a nuclear power plant project to the authorities of the United Arab Emirates. Local partners will take part in the project.
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 NTPC plans 600 Mw renewable energy unit in TN
(Business Standard India: Sun, 20 Jan) Power generation major National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is planning to generate around 600 Mw using renewable energy resources in Tamil Nadu.
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 NTPC plans 600 Mw renewable energy unit
(Central Chronicle: Sat, 19 Jan) Tiruchirapalli, Jan 19: Power generation major National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) is planning to generate around 600 Mw using renewable energy resources in Tamil Nadu. The PSU was aiming at generating 1,000 Mw power under renewable energy mode, and a major portion of it will be in Tamil Nadu, T Sankaralingam, chairman, NTPC, told reporters here after holding talks with Tamil Nadu ...
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 A `Green' Super Bowl for the Valley
(KTAR 92.3 Phoenix: Mon, 21 Jan) For the first time in Super bowl history, the field won't be the only thing that's green. Super Bowl XLII at University of Stadium in Glendale will be powered completely with renewable energy. Solar, wind and geo-thermal energy will offset greenhouse gas emissions.
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 Laidlaw Energy CEO Michael Bartoszek to be Featured on Stu Taylor's National Business Radio Program
(Centre Daily Times: Fri, 18 Jan) Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc. (Ticker Symbol "LLEG") is pleased to announce that its CEO, Michael B. Bartoszek, will appear on radio host Stu Taylor's (http://www.stutaylor.com) nationally syndicated business radio talk show. Mr. Bartoszek will be discussing Laidlaw Energy's accomplishments in the alternative energy sector, current renewable energy projects in New York and New Hampshire, and ...
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Russia delivers more than half fuel for Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant
