World Coal-fired Power Plants News for April ‘08
Here are the headlines for the month of April ’08 to World Coal-fired Power Plants Updates. For more information, click on: http://www.mcilvainecompany.com/brochures/energy.html#n043 .
WORLD COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS
UPDATE
April 2008
TABLE OF CONTENTS
U.S.
$20/MMBtu Gas Will Change the Outlook for Coal, Air Pollution Control and Global Warming
There is a Win-Win Strategy for Power Plants, Environmentalists and the Nation
Co-firing, Ethanol and Supercriticals are the Best Route to Greenhouse Gas Reduction
U.S. is the Saudi Arabia of Total Energy
The New Business Environment is already Different and it will be more so in the Future
CHINA
270 GW of FGD Capacity in China
GERMANY
German Coal-fired Power Plants Delayed
INDONESIA
Four Coal-fired Projects in Indonesia – 600 MW Pacitan, 900 MW Pelabuhan Ratu, 900 MW Teluk Naga, and 600 MW Tanjung Awar-awar
JAPAN
Tokyo Electric to Speed up Building Thermal Power Plants
INDIA
81,000 MW of New Generation in India in 2007-12
PAKISTAN
Pakistan wants 20,000 MW of New Coal-fired Power Plants
REGULATIONS
Global Warming May Not be the Cause of Polar Ice Cap Retreat
Climate Change will not necessarily be the Century’s Most Urgent Environmental Problem
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