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11 Sep 2014:
Gramercy residents squabble over 1,600ft well: ‘When the drilling starts you’d think you were in an oilfield in Oklahoma’
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29 Jul 2014: Letters: The first focus of UK energy policy needs to be an aggressive push on energy efficiency
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22 Nov 2013:
Jessica Hatcher: Electricity may be at a premium in Kenya, but the country hopes to be the world's leading exponent of geothermal power by 2023
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27 Oct 2013:
Construction of £4.3bn subsea cable – the world's longest – will link Iceland to UK electricity grid and could deliver five terawatt-hours a year
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29 Sep 2013: David King and Richard Layard: In tackling climate change, solar power must be at the forefront of research into non-carbon energy sources
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11 Jul 2013:
New studies suggest injecting water for geothermal power or fracking can lead to larger earthquakes than previously thought
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13 Feb 2013:
Initial exploration and drilling to be funded by Development Bank of Ethiopia as part of World Bank collaboration
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9 Aug 2012:
Drive to find alternatives to nuclear power overrides fears that natural hot springs will be damaged by energy development
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25 Jul 2012:
Onshore wind escapes the worst of mooted cuts, but uncertainty could still threaten green investment, figures warn
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30 May 2012:
The study found that subsidising geothermal technology initially would help to bring down costs rapidly as UK sites were developed
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11 Apr 2012:
The energy minister is to visit Iceland in May to discuss connecting the UK to its abundant geothermal energy
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28 Mar 2012:
The Lake Turkana Wind Power project aims to provide reliable, low-cost wind power to the Kenya national grid, allowing the country to reduce its dependency on hydroelectric power
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11 Mar 2011:
Britain's failure to grasp the possibilities of sustainable living shows a lack of virility, says the head of the Eden Project
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23 Feb 2011:
Britain's greenest city begins drilling for supplies of groundwater naturally kept at 80C to heat parts of the city centre
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18 Jan 2011:
Damian Carrington: Both harness the Earth's heat, both deliver stable, low-carbon power, but only one benefits from government support in the UK
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