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COMMENT
Feb 14, 2013
Nuclear energy: Flexible fission
The atomic industry is shifting its focus to smaller reactors to meet surging demand from emerging economies
- Nuclear reactors from waste to fuel
- EDF seeks state backing on nuclear site
Feb 14, 2013
Talks over price threaten nuclear aims
EDF Energy and Treasury discuss cost of power produced at Hinkley Point C
Feb 14, 2013
EDF moves to rein in capital spending
Net debt soars to €39.2bn at French nuclear power group
Feb 14, 2013
Spanish woes weigh on Iberdrola
Power utility’s 1.3% profit rise boosted by overseas operations
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WORLD
Feb 11, 2013
EDF seeks state backing on nuclear site
Request for Hinkley Point finances guarantee
Feb 11, 2013
Finnish reactor hit by further delays
Areva-built nuclear reactor seven years behind schedule
Feb 10, 2013
Dong eyes partial sale of London Array stake
Offshore wind farm operates under existing subsidy rules
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Feb 8, 2013
Bankers turn sunshine into bonds
Securities backed by cash flows from solar panel companies
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WORLD
Feb 8, 2013
MPs push for decarbonisation target
Tory and Labour MPs table amendment to energy bill
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Feb 7, 2013
Japan’s Tepco signs gas deal with US
Purchase agreement signals belief export restrictions will be eased
Feb 6, 2013
Reform hits Spain’s green energy groups
Madrid removes subsidy to reduce its €28bn debt for the sector
Feb 5, 2013
Water sector urged to share pain and gain
Ofwat says operators must expect pressures on financial returns
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WORLD
Feb 5, 2013
Household water bills to rise 3.5%
Ofwat decision means consumers face average bill of £388 in 2013-14
Feb 4, 2013
EDF insists nuclear plans on track
Talks held with Chinese groups after Centrica pulls out
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African mining is no longer being seen as an extractive industry, but as a development industry
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African mining is no longer being seen as an extractive industry, but as a development industry
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Nuclear reactors: from waste to fuel
Start-up aims to use byproduct in power generation, writes Sylvia Pfeifer