Asian economies look to keep Iranian oil flowing Washington Examiner Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:42 AM PST JOE McDONALD AP Business Writer BEIJING China, the biggest buyer of Iran's oil, has publicly rejected U.S. sanctions aimed at Tehran's energy industry while American allies Japan and South Korea are scrambling to find a compromise to keep critical supplies flowing. Beijing is buying less Iranian crude this month but analysts say China is unlikely to support an oil embargo. Instead, they say, the ... | CEZ May Spin Off, Sell Stake in Renewable Energy Assets in 2012 Bloomberg Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:35 AM PST A final decision on the sale, which may be to institutional investors such as insurance companies and pension funds or via a stock-exchange offering, will probably be made during the first quarter, Ladislav Kriz, a CEZ spokesman, said today by phone. | Eagle Flats will be green and sustainable The Appleton Post-Crescent Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:29 AM PST APPLETON On track to welcome residents early next month, the mixed-use Eagle Flats development project at the defunct Riverside Paper Mill site is expected to be among Wisconsins most energy-efficient residential buildings. | Exclusive - China mulls new energy "super-ministry" Reuters via Yahoo! UK & Ireland News Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:24 AM PST BEIJING (Reuters) - China is considering a proposal to create an energy "super-ministry" as part of a sweeping cabinet reshuffle in 2013, two independent sources said, a step that would help Beijing impose its will on an industry beset by bureaucratic infighting. The new ministry would replace the National Energy Administration (NEA), China's main energy regulator, and take on the energy-related ... | Group urges caution on new nuclear plants The Des Moines Register Fri, 06 Jan 2012 02:17 AM PST Iowa should not build more nuclear plants unless they produce power at a lower cost than other options, including energy conservation, the Iowa Public Interest Research Group said Thursday. | | |
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