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Alternative Energy News Tuesday January 29th 2008



UTech pushes alternative energy sourcesUTech pushes alternative energy sources
(Jamaica Gleaner: Sun, 27 Jan) The University of Technology (UTech) is working to cut Jamaica's oil bill and dependence on the commodity by exploring alternative energy sources. Through its Faculty of Engineering and Computing, which has conducted research in several areas related to energy, UTech is hoping that its foray into the realms of renewable energy will help.


Abu Dhabi Seeks Alternative EnergyAbu Dhabi Seeks Alternative Energy
(Nasdaq: Tue, 29 Jan) (RTTNews) - Abu Dhabi is on the lookout to develop alternative energy sources, although the country is vested with enough hydrocarbons for the foreseeable future.According to a report by the Emirates Bank released n Monday, electricity demand in the UAE is growing 10% per year due to higher demand from a growing population and higher industrialization.


GCC talks on nuclear energyGCC talks on nuclear energy
(Gulf Times: Mon, 28 Jan) The GCC countries should establish a special organisation to identify the merits and demerits of using nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, it was recommended yesterday.



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Russia Completes Shipment Of Nuclear Fuel To Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power PlantRussia Completes Shipment Of Nuclear Fuel To Iran's Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant
(Nasdaq: Mon, 28 Jan) (RTTNews) - Russia has completed the shipment of uranium fuel for Iran's first nuclear power plant at Bushehr being built with Russian assistance, the Interfax news agency reported Monday.


Renewable energy: Where there's a wind . . .Renewable energy: Where there's a wind . . .
(Denver Post: Mon, 28 Jan) Denver property owners would find it easier to erect small wind turbines under a bill expected to be approved tonight by the Denver City Council.


Alternative energy experts ready to advise in OxfordAlternative energy experts ready to advise in Oxford
(The Herald-Sun: Sat, 26 Jan) OXFORD -- Could there be a future mini-Research Triangle Park someday on the west side of Oxford now that a team of alternative energy experts has arrived?


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