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Japan is facing an energy crisis when summer comes. In response to this situation, a city in Japan has asked all companies to allow employees to leave work from 13:00 to…
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Japan is facing an energy crisis when summer comes. In response to this situation, a city in Japan has asked all companies to allow employees to leave work from 13:00 to…
President Nicolas Sarkozy said France would invest 1 billion euros to develop nuclear energy despite fears of increasing the safety of nuclear power after the nuclear po…
On May 30, German Environment Minister Norbert Roettgen announced that by 2022 all nuclear power plants in the country would be shut down. Thus, Germany will become the…
China's Sinovel technology firm has just introduced the world's largest wind turbine that can be used to power offshore, onshore or inland.
On May 16, in Hanoi, a seminar on
In the first report on global clean energy, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said the world has achieved impressive success in developing clean energy technologies…
Denmark has achieved the highest share of national income from windmill production and other clean energy technologies.
The famous Swiss solar power (Solar impulse) is the only one available for the first international flight to the Belgian capital of Belgium.
The Financial Times reporter recently published an article reflecting the recent opinion about the recent Japanese nuclear incident and the determination of Vietnam to p…
After announcing the closure of the Fukushima-1 power plant, Japanese officials said the plant's No. 5 and No. 6 reactors were in stable condition.
Geological experts confirmed that the eruption mud phenomenon in Ninh Thuan is a completely normal geological phenomenon and not related to earthquakes.
Minister of Industry and Trade Vu Huy Hoang affirmed that Vietnam will only build nuclear power plants when ensuring safety for the environment and people's lives.
Efforts to restore power systems and cool overheated reactors at Japan's Fukushima I nuclear plant today were interrupted for the second time in the past 24 hours after…
Facing China's advancements in the field of science, Professor John Holdren issued a warning to the United States.
China will not change its plans to develop nuclear power projects, but will learn from the magnitude 8.9 earthquake in Japan that leads to radioactive leaks.