Russia strengthens the safety of nuclear power plants
In 2011, the Russian atomic energy industry reaped many achievements by undertaking a policy to improve the safety of existing nuclear plants and build new plants with t…
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In 2011, the Russian atomic energy industry reaped many achievements by undertaking a policy to improve the safety of existing nuclear plants and build new plants with t…
Since two years ago, Indian policymakers announced an ambitious plan that by 2020, the country will increase its solar supply capacity from zero to 20,000 MW.
Millions of people threatened by fast-melting Himalayan glaciers are warnings by scientists at the UN Climate Change Conference that is taking place in Durban, South Afr…
In the context of the depletion of fossil fuel sources that are increasingly depleted at the speed of human hope is expected to rely on new energy sources, including bio…
French development agency will support Vietnam 20 million euros to implement climate change response projects.
Humans still need nuclear power to meet the growing demand and mitigate the impact of climate change, the International Energy Organization (IEA) said.
On November 1, the International Energy Agency (IEA) affirmed that modern energy can be widely accessed in 2030 if the world increases by 5 times the current energy inve…
Experts and many young people gathered to discuss the use of renewable energy to cope with the risk of fossil fuel exhaustion.
The crisis in Japan stalled the nuclear industry in many countries, but in China, high energy demand makes the field still hot.
Denmark will provide $ 135 million to Vietnam in the next two years, which focuses primarily on green growth.
In the face of increasing air pollution in Ho Chi Minh City, finding a new source of energy is important and encouraged.
Severe winters in the United States and Northern Europe can be a result of changes in ultraviolet radiation from the sun.
Scientists at Lausane Federal University of Technology (EPFL) and German colleagues have found a solution to safely store hydrogen.
The people in the Tolelau Islands, New Zealand in the past year have actually switched to completely using alternative energy from the Sun and coconut oil.
Japanese environmental director Akira Kondo said that because of the earthquake, the Japanese government is studying the whole of its new nuclear energy policy.