Npower joins firms in gas price cut Aylesbury Today Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:43 AM PST Npower has become the latest energy supplier to cut prices by announcing a 5% fall in gas tariffs. | Sponsored by Louth Leader Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:43 AM PST Npower has become the latest energy supplier to cut prices by announcing a 5% fall in gas tariffs. | Chemical signal helps plants control their `breathing` PhysOrg Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:43 AM PST For most plants, staying alive means adapting quickly to a constantly changing environment. In a drought, staving off water loss is vital. On a sunny day, absorbing carbon dioxide to generate energy through photosynthesis is key. Now, researchers have discovered how plants regulate the development of stomata, the pores through which these critical exchanges with the environment occur. | Ukraine to switch heat power plants to coal over a year KYIV Post Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:43 AM PST Ukraine is planning to switch its heat power plants completely to a coal-water mixture over a year, Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Minister Yuriy Boiko has said during a press conference in Kyiv on Friday, Jan. 13. | Statoil Shuts Snohvit Gas Field, Melkoya LNG Plant Due To Leak Rigzone Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:42 AM PST Norwegian energy company Statoil has shut production at its Snohvit gas field in the Barents Sea and the production of liquefied natural gas at its Melkoya plant outside Hammerfest, Norway due to a ruptured fire water line. | Canada posts surprise trade surplus Canada.com Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:41 AM PST Canada's trade balance with the rest of the world unexpectedly swung into a surplus in November, as exports â" led by energy products and automobiles â" increased while imports declined. | Higher exports produced trade surplus in November: Statistics Canada The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:39 AM PST OTTAWA - A surge in Canadian merchandise exports led by the auto and energy sectors powered up a bigger-than-expected $1.1-billion trade surplus in November, far outstripping what economists had expected but still unlikely to have much impact on fourth-quarter growth. | Scientists: Worry About Soot And Methane, Not CO2 Manufacturing.net Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:38 AM PST Seth Borenstein, AP Science Writer An international group of scientists, whose research was published in Science, say that soot and methane cause much more harm than carbon dioxide. Topics:Â Global Manufacturing Energy Environmental | | |
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