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17 April 2016, 23:13.
CMI begins commercial production at cables plant in Baddi
Specialty cables maker CMI Limited has commenced commercial production at its new facility at Baddi, Himachal Pradesh. This facility, built with a total capex of Rs 150 crore, is a part of the recently acquired General Cable Energy Private Limited, which is in the process of being merged with CMI Limited.
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14 April 2016, 00:50.
Alpha Wire Expands Coaxial Cable offering with sizes down to 50 AWG
Alpha Wire recently expanded its Coaxial Cable product line under the Alpha Essentials product family to include Micro Coax sizes from 32 AWG to 50 AWG. With the addition of Micro Coax, Alpha Wire now offers Coaxial cable products ranging from 10 AWG to 50 AWG.
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11 April 2016, 01:54.
Nexans to close its cable factory dedicated to the Defense Market in the US
Nexans has announced that its US Subsidiary based in Elm City, North Carolina has decided to close its cable factory focused on the production of defense wires and cables. The decision has been taken in response to both a lack of profitability for the factory combined with the generally unfavourable mid to long term prospects for the defense cable market in the region.
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07 April 2016, 18:07.
Enel starts construction of new solar park in Brazil
Enel, through its subsidiary Enel Green Power Brasil Participações ("EGPB"), has started construction of the Lapa solar park, which is located in Bom Jesus da Lapa in Brazil’s north-eastern state of Bahia.
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06 April 2016, 08:48.
Enel Green Power confirms renewables leadership in Mexico following successful tender outcome
Enel Green Power (“EGP”), acting through its subsidiary Enel Green Power México, has been awarded the right to sign contracts for 15-year energy supply and 20-year clean certificate supply with three PV solar projects for a total capacity of around 1 GW in Mexico in the country’s first long-term public tender since its energy reform. EGP has been awarded more capacity than any other operator taking part in the tender, confirming its position as the largest renewables operator in Mexico in terms of installed capacity and project portfolio.
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04 April 2016, 01:59.
Hydro Tasmania ramps up diesel units as Basslink outage extended
Hydro Tasmania will be forced to use diesel power generators for longer because the Basslink power cable to Victoria will not be fixed until well into the winter.
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31 March 2016, 13:04.
Russian International Energy Forum 2016 will be held with the support of the Eurasian Economic Commission
During 17 – 20 May in the Convention and exhibition Centre “EXPOFORUM” will be held the annual Russian International Energy Forum. This year the Forum the branch structure of the Eurasian economic Commission for the first time participate in the forming of agenda and experts. The membership of the co-organizers of special events is significantly expanded.
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29 March 2016, 23:55.
Tasmania relying on 150 diesel generators for electricity until June
Having just 14 per cent battery left on your smartphone can be quite stressful, right? Now imagine you smartphone is the state of Tasmania.
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28 March 2016, 03:00.
Nexans secures energy supply for Arran and Kintyre, Scotland
In March of 2013, snowstorms throughout Kintyre and Arran in Scotland brought down a power line which plunged 20,000 homes into darkness. In order to avoid future blackouts, a three-year project was started to link power from the Ayrshire coast to Kintyre and the Isle of Arran to secure future energy supply, even in the case of bad weather.
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24 March 2016, 19:30.
Lithuania Moves to Bolster Electricity Security
Discussions of security in the Baltic states often focus on the countries’ need to control their border with Russia. These countries’ complicated electricity relations with Russia raise important security questions, too. Some Baltic security analysts fear that Russia could try to coerce the Baltic states by threatening to cut off electricity and disrupt their shared power grid, which...
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