Emerging Technologies, Renewable Energy
October 6, 2020
Via: CNBC energyOften involving thousands of people, large infrastructure projects comprise a range of stakeholders, including architects, designers, engineers and construction workers. The way these schemes operate is changing, with technology and ideas focused on sustainability and efficiency becoming increasingly important. One […]
March 24, 2016
Via: World Nuclear NewsChina’s operating nuclear generating capacity will double over the next five years under the country’s latest Five-Year Plan. The plan also calls for the preparation for construction of inland nuclear power plants and work on a reprocessing plant to start […]
January 28, 2016
Via: Energy Manager TodayConstruction of five energy efficient schools in Horry County, NC, is being delayed, according to MyHorryNews. Contracts were awarded last November, with a completion date of May 1, 2017. First Floor Energy Positive, the builder, has encountered “a series of […]
Conventional Fuels, Nuclear, State
October 13, 2015
Via: World Nuclear NewsLawmakers in Wisconsin have introduced legislation that would end the US state’s 32-year-old effective ban on the construction of new nuclear plants. Bills introduced to both of the state’s legislative houses seek to change the approval process for new nuclear […]
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