News Summary: India swelters after power fails Boston Globe Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:44 AM PDT POWERLESS: Northern India's power grid crashed Monday, halting trains, forcing hospitals and airports onto backup power and providing a dark reminder of the nation's inability to feed a growing hunger for energy. | Treadstone Partners Announces Sale of Advanced Joining Technologies Business Wire Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:37 AM PDT DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Treadstone Partners, LLC, has sold its controlling interest in Advanced Joining Technologies (AJT), a specialty engineering company, to an undisclosed strategic buyer in a transaction that generated industry leading returns. Treadstone was advised on the transaction by PPHB, the Houston-based energy investment banking firm, and Solomon Minton Cardinal in San Diego served ... | An encounter with a âtalking leafâ Philippine Daily Inquirer Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:34 AM PDT It seems there is no end to the incredible and mysterious things that one may encounter in Ciudad Verdadero, a 23-hectare hill between the towns of Sampaloc and Lukban in Quezon Province. Considered to be a sacred and mystical place by its owner, Artemio Cataquiz, an architect-businessman from Pateros, Metro Manila, it is also considered a powerful energy center by those who have visited the ... | Alberta's finances may be worse than expected AM770 CHQR Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:33 AM PDT The Alberta government says its financial situation is worse than forecast. Treasury Board President Doug Horner says unless things change, the provincial government is looking at lower energy royalties than budgeted in the first quarter of the year. If that happens, government departments have been put on notice that they may have to reduce operational spending and look at whether capital ... | Indian power failure puts 370M in dark for hours Washington Examiner Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:32 AM PDT NEW DELHI (AP) â" A power grid failure blacked out northern India for hours Monday, halting trains, forcing hospitals and airports onto backup power and providing a dark, sweltering reminder of the nation's inability to meet its energy needs as it strives to be an economic power. | Failed section of Enbridge pipeline to undergo tests, U.S. says Toronto Star Mon, 30 Jul 2012 10:30 AM PDT The section of an Enbridge Energy Partners LP pipeline that leaked crude will be sent to a metallurgical laboratory to determine the cause of the release that shut part of the worldâs longest oil pipeline, U.S. regulators said. | | |
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