Vanessa Lincoln 
In the world of horology, Seiko has carved a prominent niche for itself with its innovative timepieces. Among its impressive lineup, the Seiko Solar Watch stands out as a testament to the brand’s commitment to technological advancement and sustainability. This article delves into the intricacies of Seiko Solar Watches, exploring their longevity, the underlying technology, … Read more
Electricity is important in our everyday lives because it helps us use things at home and at work. However, there are two words that confuse a lot of people when it comes to understanding electricity: kilowatt (kW) and kilowatt-hour (kWh). Even though they sound similar, they mean different things. Let’s learn about what they actually … Read more
Signal detected from this Planet coming from somewhere in the biggest ocean….. “The Pacific Ocean”. It’s from “TUVALU” Tuvalu Electricity Corporation – TEC TEC is 100% owned by the GOT. Has a total of eight Power Station. Fongafale is the main station and the balance on the outlying islands. Fongafale capacity is only 2096kW. Derated … Read more
ENEL Conversion plan to CCGT and clean coal technologies: a path towards energy efficiency Enel is completing a plan to convert its oil-fired power plants into both CCGTs and very efficient coal-fired plants. With reference to the CCGT plan, as of December 2004, the total capacity of ultra-high efficiency (55%) natural gas-fired combined-cycle plants exceeded … Read more
Sustainable Energy Development is the heart of the e8. As the world’s leading suppliers of electricity and energy services, the e8 companies recognize that they have a significant role to play in helping society achieve the goal of Sustainable Development. Defined by the World Commission on Environment and Development in 1987, Sustainable Development is “development which … Read more
In June of 1991, Mr. Pierre Delaporte, then Chairman of Electricité de France, and Mr. Richard Drouin, then CEO and Chairman of Hydro-Québec, expressed their concern at the lack of international cohesion within the electric utility community regarding global issues. The following April (1992), they invited the Chairmen of some of the largest electric utilities … Read more
In 1995, the Climate Change Working Group (CCWG) was established in response to the first Conference of Parties (COP1) in Berlin. The CCWG was formed to identify and examine the issues surrounding energy greenhouse gas emissions in order to table recommendations or implement policies for the concrete advancement of the climate change debate. At COP1, … Read more