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Sewage Swamped India’s Drive for Desalination

India’s biggest builder of water-treatment plants, VA Tech Wabag Ltd. (VATW),expects sales to beat forecasts by rising as much as 20% annually as growing cities are overwhelmed by sewage drive government contracts. The Chennai-based company, a former unit of Siemens AG, has surged 36% this year on orders to construct water- cleaning plants for French cities, a solar polysilicon factory in Qatar and a petroc ...

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Aquatech To Provide 3rd Stage RO Unit in India

Aquatech has been awarded a third contract extension to provide operating services for a boiler feed water treatment plant at Reliance Industries Limited's PTA (purified terephthalic acid) manufacturing unit in Hazira, Gujarat, India. The company will help to provide enhanced water production from the demineralization plant, which includes patented High Efficiency Reverse Osmosis (HERO™) technology, produci ...

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Ming Yang need to run before they can swim

China Ming Yang Wind Power Group Ltd. signed an agreement with China Guangdong Nuclear Power Holding Corp. to develop offshore wind as the nation’s third- largest turbine maker seeks to boost installations at home before growing oversees. Ming Yang and Shenzhen-based Guangdong Nuclear are going to work together on the Golden Bay offshore wind project in Jieyang, Guangdong province, and develop wind on land ...

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Indonesia getting smart with Alstom

Alstom, a global leader in energy and transport infrastructure have recently introduced its Agile digital substation technology as part of the “smart grid” technology products, to enhance energy transmission and distribution networks through digital control and monitoring. Grégoire Poux-Guillaume, executive vice president of Alstom, said his firm, which has operated in Indonesia since 1996, would use the te ...

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PROGRESSING ASIA’S CARBON MARKETS

In 2012, Asia is upping the ante on carbon trading and carbon abatement programs with a slew of emissions trading schemes being developed in countries like Australia, China, Thailand, India, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea and Taiwan. Also, more and more countries are trying to link up their emission trading schemes as the recently announced linkage between Australia and the EU clearly demonstrat ...

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Pakistan looks to Russia for an ambitious workload and enhanced cooperation

Sources reveal that Pakistan has sought Russian investment in six exciting power sector projects worth $12.66 billion, prior to the scheduled visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin on October 2, 2012. Two of these projects are major hydro developments related to Pakistan’s Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) at Thakot & Pattan, both forecasted to stand at 2,800 MW with an estimated cost of ...

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Quenching Melbourne’s Thirst

The first drinking water from the Wonthaggi desalination plant near Melbourne that will be Australia’s biggest has been produced during an initial performance test. Production meeting the governments drinking water guidelines will be increased during commissioning over the next few months with the plant capable of full production by the end of the year, Thiess Degremont said in a statement. Suez Environneme ...

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Japanese Hitachi Zosen Proposes $1.5 Billion Offshore Wind Farms

Industrial machinery maker Hitachi Zosen Corp. is leading a group including Toshiba and JFE Holdings Inc. that plans to build $1.5 billion of offshore wind farms in Japan. The seven-member group will complete 7.5MW of pilot plants by 2016. They will then build wind farms with a combined capacity of 300MW over 10 years, as Hitachi Zosen’s Tokyo-based spokesman,Tomomitsu Yamamoto,told Bloomberg by telephone. ...

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Smart Grid Set to $4.5 Billion in Asia by 2020

A new report into the potential for smart grid growth in Southeast Asia by Pike Research claims that investments will lead to a doubling of revenues over the next eight years. The report claims that revenues generated by investments in transmission, substation and distribution upgrades, as well as smart meters, will grow at a compound annual rate of 10%, rising from approximately $1.9 billion in 2011 to abo ...

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Power Industry Target of Further Cyber Attacks

The energy industry has once again fallen victim to hackers, with the world’s biggest oil company the latest casualty in a string of cyber attacks on energy producers and power plants. Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s national oil company, has admitted damage to over 30,000 computer hard drives after at least one insider with high-level access allegedly assisted hackers last month. The attack, using a computer ...

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