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Retrofitting Coal Plants: The MIT Report

Research Recap submits: MIT’s Energy Initiative has released a summary of options for cutting carbon dioxide emissions from existing coal plants, which it says is “the only credible pathway toward prudent greenhouse gas stabilization targets.” The report is based on the findings of a major MIT...

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External links 2009-06-19

New Nuclear Plants Not Viable Without Government Support

Research Recap submits: New nuclear power plants are unlikely to be built without financial incentives from governments, according to Oxford Analytica. A so-called nuclear renaissance has been underway for some years now, OxAn says. It has taken three broad forms, namely: by Research Recap

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External links 2009-01-10

Energy Efficiency = New Era for Electric Utilities

Research Recap submits: Last week, we wrote about the gloomy outlook for public power utilities in 2009 due to the severe recession. This week, we take a longer view, thanks to a pair of reports from Standard & Poor’s Credit Research. Largely as a result of new priorities...

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External links 2009-03-10

Utility Valuations at Risk from Greenhouse Gas Regulations

Research Recap submits: NERA Economic Consulting has developed a new model for valuing of electricity generation plants that suggests a higher degree of financial risk for electric utilities than might be expected. The stochastic valuation model aims to take into account such factors as: by Research Recap

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External links 2009-04-17

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Wipro Q1 2007 Earnings Call Transcript

Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator Instructions And our first question this morning comes from the line of Joseph Foresi with Janney Montgomery Scott. Please go ahead. Joseph Foresi - Janney Montgomery Scott Hello guys, a nice job here at sort of a difficult quarter. My first question is your competitors have...

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Earnings calls 2007-07-19