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Colin Bennett

Sales of Electric Trucks and Buses Expected to Reach Nearly 160,000 Annually by 2023 - 0 views

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    "All electric power for commercial vehicles has always been a challenge, because of the sheer size of the battery packs required to store and deliver enough energy to drive heavy vehicles over practical distances. As battery technology improves, though, electric hybrid vehicles are now gaining traction in commercial applications where the technology offers significant benefits for drive cycles that involve a lot of city driving in stop-start traffic."
Colin Bennett

How to prevent city climate action from becoming 'green gentrification' - 4 views

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    'Green gentrification', the global equivalent for the terms 'energy poverty' and 'fair transition' in the EU. A genuine issue for broader society. The copper perspective: energy efficiency, cost-effectiveness, electrical safety.
Colin Bennett

6 inexpensive things cities can do to become more sustainable - 3 views

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    Building renovation inexpensive? Maybe inexpensive to the regulator but certainly not to the building owner.
Colin Bennett

40 years of Shell Global Scenarios - Food-Water-Energy - 0 views

  • The number of people on our planet is rising. By 2050 we will be 9 billion, and 75% of us will live in cities. Our demands will place increased pressure on supplies of energy, water and food. The relationship between these resources seems simple: water is needed to produce most forms of energy; energy is required to treat and transport water, and food production relies on water and energy. It is, however, more complex. Shell is using scenarios to help explore the future dynamics of these vital resources.
Matthew Wonnacott

Taihan Electronic Wire clinches another overseas deal - 0 views

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    Taihan Electronic Wire Co., South Korea's second largest wire and cable maker, announced on 29th November that it had successfully secured a US$44M contract to supply and install power cables in Saudi Arabia. The deal, which will involve laying 13.4km of 380kv high voltage cable, will provide the power infrastructure connecting Jeddah's international airport to a substation in the northeast of the city. The latest deal adds to the company's strong overseas sales in 2012 which have totalled US$250M, a 20% increase on 2011.
Colin Bennett

Downing St backs Afghan mining projects - 0 views

  • Afghan Gold and Minerals – backed by City of London banker Ian Hannam, former BHP chief executive Chip Goodyear and Jan Kulczyk, the Polish billionaire – also emerged in December as the preferred bidder for the Balkbab copper exploration licence close to Kabul, which is one of three gold and copper exploration licences put out for tender.
Colin Bennett

India's Additional Annual Housing Demand Estimated at 2.1M Units in Next 5 Years - 0 views

  • In its latest report, Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) estimates that the total new demand that could be generated for residential dwellings in the period 2012–16 will be 11.8 million units across India. Of the total additional demand, the top eight cities (NCR [including Delhi, Gurgaon & Noida], Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Hyderabad, Kolkata) will constitute 18% or 2.1 million units across categories. The annual report “Evolving Paradigm - Future of Indian Real Estate” is in association with Global Real Estate Institute (GRI).
Matthew Wonnacott

Termomecanica to invest $143M in expanding operations - 0 views

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    Brazilian copper and alloy semis manufacturer Termomecanica is planning to invest BRL300M (US$143M) in several new products and production facilities. The plans will see the company develop a new line of tube and rolled products, as well as new brass rebar production facilities in Chile and Argentina. The company said that its current production capacity is 140,000 t/y, and that they are producing about 90,000 tpy, stating that they believe in the expansion of the domestic market and an in increase exports. Termomecanica's industrial facilities include two sites in the city of São Bernardo in the Brazilian state of São Paulo, two distribution centres in São Bernardo and Joinvile. The new expansion will add an additional 7% of capacity to the company's operations.
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