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Science & Hi Tech: Veolia Environnement and Total Inaugurate Osilub Recycling Plant in Normandy (Fr
Posted by ginamc on Friday, April 26, 2013 @ 07:20:00 GMT (311 reads)
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Total -  €55 million invested, of which 35% for local contractors;

 - 45 direct jobs created, 120 during construction;

 - Processing capacity of 120,000 metric tons of oil a year, or nearly 50% of the volume of used oil generated in France each year;

 - A recycling yield of around 75%, among the best in the world.

 

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Science & Hi Tech: Peugeot and Total Prepare for the Future with the Technology Demonstrator 208 HY
Posted by ginamc on Monday, March 04, 2013 @ 07:05:00 GMT (561 reads)
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Total Continuing years of commitment to improving vehicle energy performance, Peugeot and Total are combining their capacity for innovation once more in a breakthrough project: the 208 HYbrid FE. The aim is to design a vehicle combining real driving pleasure (0 to 100km/h / 0 to 62 mph in just 8.0 seconds) and low emissions of CO2 (49g/km). This technological demonstrator will benefit from Peugeot and Total's latest innovations in aerodynamics, weight-saving and drivetrains. The performance of this technological demonstrator will be achieved without the use of a top-up energy source (non plug-in petrol technology) and taking as its base an already very efficient production vehicle. 49g CO2/km, 0 to 100km/h / 0 to 62 mph in 8 seconds… This means halving the emissions of the most economical of the petrol engines (Fuel Economy) while obtaining acceleration worthy of a small sports car (so Fun and Efficient).

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Science & Hi Tech: Total Introduces Awango By Total, Solar Solutions To Improve Access To Energy
Posted by ginamc on Tuesday, November 20, 2012 @ 07:40:00 GMT (412 reads)
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Total To enable off-grid, low-income communities to meet some of their most basic everyday needs, Total has introducedAwango by Total, a line of innovative, reliable solar lighting and phone charging solutions. 

Energy is an essential driver of social and economic development. Yet access to electricity is a daily struggle for 1.3 billion people worldwide1 . Their traditional lighting sources — kerosene lamps, candles and disposable batteries — are inefficient, unsuited to new uses and account for a significant percentage of spending by base of the pyramid households.

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Science & Hi Tech: Sea Education Association tall ship departs on major marine debris research
Posted by jamesmc on Thursday, October 04, 2012 @ 06:00:00 GMT (521 reads)
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Sea Education Association tall ship departs on major marine debris research cruise Vessel undertaking North Pacific expedition to study the effects of plastic marine debris in the ocean ecosystem

 
(San Diego, California – October 2, 2012) A tall ship owned and operated by Sea Education Association (SEA) will depart port tomorrow on a research expedition dedicated to examining the effects of plastic marine debris, including debris generated by the 2011 Japanese tsunami, in the ocean ecosystem.
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Science & Hi Tech: Robots to aid high dependency care at Daisy Hill Hospital
Posted by ginamc on Wednesday, September 05, 2012 @ 08:15:00 GMT (628 reads)
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InTouch Health A Northern Ireland Health Trust is the first in the UK to use a robot which allows intensive care specialists from one hospital to remotely assess patients in another.

 

The 'telepresence' robot enables doctors to examine and interact with patients in different locations.

 

It will be used at Daisy Hill Hospital in County Down.

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Science & Hi Tech: The Solar Boat of ROC Friese Poort won the A-class of the ''Dong Energy Solar Ch
Posted by ginamc on Monday, September 03, 2012 @ 08:10:00 GMT (620 reads)
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Stork Technical ServicesStork Technical Services, location Sneek - The Netherlands, sponsored the Solar Boat of ROC Friese Poort. Stork Technical Services made the propeller for ultimate speed. And with success.

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Science & Hi Tech: Robot sub research lands £720,000 contract
Posted by jamesmc on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 @ 07:00:00 GMT (574 reads)
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Robot sub research lands £720,000 contract  2 projects investigating the use of robot submarines to map and monitor the seas around the United Kingdom - collecting data that will inform future government policy on the protection of the marine environment - have received £720,000 in funding

 
Two projects investigating the use of robot submarines to map and monitor the seas around the United Kingdom - collecting data that will inform future government policy on the protection of the marine environment - have received £720,000 in funding.
 
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Science & Hi Tech: First seabed sonar to measure marine energy effect on environment and wildlife
Posted by jamesmc on Monday, July 16, 2012 @ 07:30:00 GMT (484 reads)
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First seabed sonar to measure marine energy effect on environment and wildlifeUK scientists will measure the effect on the marine environment and wildlife of devices that harness tide and wave energy using sonar technology that has, for the first time, been successfully deployed on the seabed.

Renewable energy from tidal currents can be generated using turbines in the tidal flow, and wave energy can be captured in a number of different ways. FLOWBEC (Flow and Benthic Ecology 4D) is a three-year, £1.2 million project that brings together a consortium of researchers to investigate the effects of such devices by monitoring environment and wildlife behaviour at UK test sites, the first of which is the tidal energy test area of the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney.

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Science & Hi Tech: No matter the drilling method, natural gas is a much-needed tool to battle global warming
Posted by jamesmc on Thursday, July 12, 2012 @ 08:22:35 GMT (579 reads)
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No matter the drilling method, natural gas is a much-needed tool to battle global warming  No matter how you drill it, using natural gas as an energy source is a smart move in the battle against global climate change and a good transition step on the road toward low-carbon energy from wind, solar and nuclear power.

 
That is the conclusion of a new study by Cornell Professor Lawrence M. Cathles, published in the most recent edition of the peer-reviewed journal Geochemistry, Geophysics and Geosystems. Cathles, a faculty member in Cornell's Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, reviewed the most recent government and industry data on natural gas "leakage rates" during extraction, as well as recently developed climate models.
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Science & Hi Tech: Cal Dive Forming Joint Venture To Pursue Offshore Wind Project
Posted by ginamc on Monday, May 07, 2012 @ 08:00:00 GMT (757 reads)
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Cal Dive InternationalCal Dive International, Inc. announced that it is forming a joint venture with Flatiron Construction Corp. and Cashman Equipment Corp. to pursue a major offshore wind project. The joint venture, of which Cal Dive will own a significant minority interest, has been designated the Preferred Contractor by Cape Wind Associates, LLC for the Cape Wind Project located on Nantucket Sound, USA. The Preferred Contractor designation empowers the joint venture to assist Cape Wind, on an exclusive basis, in project planning, financing and refinement of the project cost of construction. Final award and execution of the project construction contract is expected to occur in 2012, with project construction expected to begin in 2013.

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Science & Hi Tech: Gamesa Launches its Components Reconditioning Services Business in Europe
Posted by ginamc on Friday, May 04, 2012 @ 07:50:00 GMT (645 reads)
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GamesaGamesa has launched its major turbine components (gearbox, generator and blade) reconditioning services business. 

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Science & Hi Tech: ARIS Sonar Imaging System Offers Clearer Details to The Environment Agency
Posted by ginamc on Wednesday, May 02, 2012 @ 07:20:00 GMT (763 reads)
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MacArtney Underwater TechnologyAcross England and Wales, The Environment Agency monitors fish life in rivers and waterways. They investigate rare and threatened species, such as eel and lamprey, and enumerate salmon and sea trout migrations. These agencies also investigate fish behaviour around in-river structures like abstraction sites and pump houses, tidal flap structures and fish passes to name a few applications.
 
The Environment Agency already uses the DIDSON multi-beam sonar system for their fish studies, which have proven to be highly effective in river monitoring. However, with The Environment Agency responsible for such a large area to monitor, demand has now outstripped the availability of the seven existing units and The Environment Agency fisheries technical experts were keen to increase their remote non-invasive monitoring capacity.
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Science & Hi Tech: BP to Implement Carbon Offset Program for Fedex® Envelope
Posted by ginamc on Thursday, April 19, 2012 @ 07:40:00 GMT (675 reads)
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BPBP announced a deal with FedEx to offset the carbon emissions of over 200 million FedEx Envelopes shipped worldwide yearly. 
 
Through the carbon-neutral FedEx Envelope shipping program, FedEx will calculate the carbon dioxide released through FedEx Envelope shipments on an annual basis and purchase the equivalent amount of carbon offsets from BP’s not-for-profit, BP Target Neutral scheme. This will neutralize the equivalent amount of CO2 emissions by supporting investments in low carbon development projects that reduce or remove carbon from being released into the atmosphere.
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Science & Hi Tech: BLACK FALCON TO SHED LIGHT UNDER SEA ICE
Posted by jamesmc on Friday, March 02, 2012 @ 08:26:51 GMT (645 reads)
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 Tiny algae that colonise the underside of the Antarctic sea ice play a big part in the health of Southern Ocean ecosystems.

These microalgae absorb large amounts of carbon dioxide by converting it into sugars and oxygen, using the energy of sunlight.

They also kick-start the Southern Ocean food chain as the staple diet of krill - a shrimp-like crustacean - that is itself an important food source for many creatures, including whales, seals, squid, penguins and sea birds.

 

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Science & Hi Tech: Survival training at the touch of a button
Posted by ginamc on Tuesday, January 17, 2012 @ 08:05:00 GMT (985 reads)
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Maersk TrainingABOUT 31% of adults in the UK now own a smartphone, an increase from 13% in January 2010, according to the results of the first quarter of 2011  Ipsos MediaCT Technology Tracker.

Increasingly, people expect apps to perform like a website, enabling ease of buying or booking items.

More than 50% of smartphone owners have now completed some sort of purchase on their mobile, according to NewMediaTrendWatch.com.

Recognising these trends, Maersk Training Aberdeen has launched the first iPhone application for offshore survival training.

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