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Natural Gas Use Likely to Double

Posted on July 02nd, 2010 in Carbon Emissions, featured, fracking, India Shares, inthenews, MIT, natural gas, natural gas prices, natural gas use to double

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natural gasA new study conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology states that natural gas usage will double in the next several decades, from the present 20% to 40%.

Why natural gas? First off, we have plenty of it. Globally, we have a century and half of recoverable natural gas. In the Unites States, the amount of recoverable gas is equal to 92 times consumption.

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Carbon-cutting projects face uncertainty after 2012

Posted on October 22nd, 2009 in Carbon Credits, Carbon Emissions, Carbon Trading, Climate Change, Green Business, India Shares, Kyoto Treaty

As Kyoto treaty ends, emissions market imperiled

NEW DELHI – Giant mountains of kitchen waste, bottles, coconuts, plastic, and paper in the heart of New Delhi’s industrial district are being transformed into rich, black organic fertilizer for farming.

The treatment is good for the environment in more ways than one: It creates both fertilizer and carbon [...]

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India Wind Energy Outlook 2009 report released

Posted on October 03rd, 2009 in Carbon Emissions, CO2, Global Energy Council, India Shares, India Wind Energy Outlook, Renewable Energy India, Renewable Power, Wind Energy India, Wind Power

Steve Sawyer , secretary general, Global Wind Energy Council, was in Delhi recently to release a report on the Indian Wind Energy Outlook

 

for 2009. He tells Narayani Ganesh that at least one quarter of India’s energy requirements could be met with wind power by 2030:

Is it realistic to say that by 2030, 25 per cent [...]

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