Category: Energy Matters

Philippine Volcanoes spew fire

admin /21 February, 2012

Philippine Volcanoes spew firePhilippine StarHong Kong News reported last week that our own Philippine Volcanoes will join the world renowned Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens 2012. This is the first time for the Philippine Rugby Football Union (PRFU), better known as Volcanoes, to participate …See all stories on this topic ยป Kanaga Volcano Acting UpAlaska Continue Reading →

Are robots the future of the WA mining industry

admin /21 February, 2012

Are robots the future of the WA mining industry? Rania Spooner February 7, 2012 Read later Comments 5 Ads by Google Dump Truck Training iminco.net/Dump-Truck Start next week. Don’t wait months. Better training. Better results. The automated mining trucks at Rio Tinto’s West Angelas mine take themselves to refueling stations when they need a re-fill. Continue Reading →

Expert report on insulation could have spared lives

admin /21 February, 2012

Expert report on insulation could have spared lives Jason Dowling February 21, 2012 Read later Unavailable for comment … Greg Combet. A secret report from an expert advisory panel might have saved lives and hundreds of millions of dollars had the federal government commissioned it before launching its disastrous $2.45 billion home insulation program in Continue Reading →

More Nuclear news

admin /21 February, 2012

News 9 new results for DANGER TO US NUCLEAR PLANTS Letters: Concerns grow over threat from Iran, defense cutsUSA TODAYBy Majid Asgaripour, AP In southern Iran: A worker bikes in front of the Bushehr nuclear power plant last year. The greatest danger is $500 billion in “sequestration” cuts that would affect virtually all new weapons Continue Reading →

Oil Price Daily News Update

admin /20 February, 2012

Oil Price Daily News Update UK’s Nuclear Sector Set to Expand Following New Energy Pact with France Keystone XL Likely to be Reviewed After US Presidential Elections Australia Look to Free Market Economics for their Energy Security China’s Benign Foreign Policy Image at Odds with South China Sea Stance If Oil is a Barometer, Beijing Continue Reading →