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1.TI class supertankers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (en.wikipedia.org)
The TI Class of ships are the four largest double-hulled supertankers in the world and are currently the largest ocean going ships, since the previous largest one, the single hulled supertanker Knock Nevis, was converted to a permanently moored floating storage and offloading unit (FSO) in 2004 and eventually scrapped in 2010.
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2.Hydro-Quebec gets behind proposed transmission line to US (ca.news.yahoo.com)
Hydro-Quebec is supporting the construction of a $2-billion cross-border transmission line that will run into the United States and help power New York City
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3.IAEA ready to help Egypt with nuclear programme (ca.news.yahoo.com)
The International Atomic Energy Agency is ready to help Egypt in the construction of nuclear power stations, IAEA chief Yukiya Amano said on Tuesday during a visit to Cairo.
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4.Louisiana leaders want Gulf drilling to resume - (www.msnbc.msn.com)
At the same time they are venting their fury on BP over the Gulf of Mexico spill and its calamitous environmental effects, Louisiana politicians are rushing to the defense of the oil-and-gas industry and pleading with Washington to bring back offshore drilling —now.
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5.Opponents pin hopes on sturgeon to delay dams (www.fftimes.com)
Opponents to the proposed “run-of-river” hydroelectric generating stations on the Namakan River are hoping information gathered from a nine-day observation of lake sturgeon at the High Falls site in late April will increase the level of environmental assessment required by the Ontario government before the project proceeds.
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6.: Nuclear agency set to focus on Israel (ca.news.yahoo.com)
Israel's secretive nuclear activities may undergo unprecedented scrutiny next month.
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7.Russia to build 12 nuclear reactors in India (ca.news.yahoo.com)
Russia and India signed an agreement Friday for the construction of as many as 16 Russian nuclear reactors at three different sites in India, Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov said.
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8.Sudbury More than $1M in funding announced to help local schools go green (www.northernlife.ca)
To help Greater Sudbury area schools transition to a greener, more energy-efficient places to learn, the provincial government has announced $1,020,359 in funding
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9.Northern Air ClimateCare (www.669-heat.com)
Geothermal power is power extracted from heat stored in the earth. Geothermal power is cost effective, reliable, sustainable, and environmentally friendly. Geothermal technology is the most cost effective, energy efficient and renewable alternative to today’s traditional oil, gas and propane heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems.
Unlike outdoor temperatures that fluctuate with the changing seasons, the temperature of the soil four to six feet beneath the ground remains relatively consistent year-round. A geothermal system taps into earth’s natural heating and cooling properties through an underground loop system connected to a heat pump in your home.
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10.no approval yet on $1.5B dam project (www.kapuskasingtimes.com)
And those community leaders gathered in Kapuskasing in anticipation that OPG would be announcing that its $1.5 billion project to boost the generating capacity of its four major dams on the Lower Mattagami River had been approved by its board of directors.
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11.Smart Meters Help Change Consumer Behavior (mypointnow.com)
The Department for Energy and Climate Change wants to see 47 million meters in 26 million properties by 2020.
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12.Nuclear energy high on Senate's climate agenda (ca.news.yahoo.com)
Nuclear power needs to be a core component of electricity generation if we are to meet our emission reduction targets," Kerry and Graham wrote in an editorial published by The New York Times last month.
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13.What Would You Do For a Timmy's? (www.wawa-news.com)
The helicopter is fitted with an impressive collection of high tech gadgets. The most obvious being the gimble which is mounted under the machine. This white housing contains, amoung other things, multiple cameras that record thermal, or infra-red, as well as visible light.
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14.Union Gas rewards Rainbow board for energy conservation (www.northernlife.ca)
Union Gas has donated $15,750 to the Rainbow District School Board for natural gas savings achieved over the past 12 months. Rainbow District School Board director of education Jean Hanson accepts the donation from Gerry Laforest, left, commercial/industrial account manager for Union Gas and Eric Foster, managing director of the Dearness Environmental Society
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15.Screening report posted for Bala Falls hydro project (www.parrysound.com)
A long awaited report on the proposed Bala Falls hydro project is now ready for public viewing.
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16.Bala Falls small hydro project (www.balafalls.ca)
Swift River Energy Limited (SREL) has been working over the past year to engage the community about a plan to develop a small hydro project at Bala’s North Dam, on the site where a power plant stood for the better part of the last century.
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17.OLG powers its own power plant (www.timminspress.com)
In 2006, half-way through the expansion of what is now Caesars Windsor, the OLG realized there wasn't enough electricity in that city to power the casino, hotel and convention centre.They set in place a request for proposal for a company to build, design, own and operate a power plant.
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18.AECL says N.B. reactor delay now 16 months (ca.news.yahoo.com)
The $1.4-billion refurbishment of Atlantic Canada's only nuclear reactor is now more than a year behind schedule, with the target date for power to be generated again at Point Lepreau, N.B., delayed until February 2011.
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19.Energy and Infrastructure Minister George Smitherman in Sudbury (www.thesudburystar.com)
"Electricity across the North will come together in Sudbury and be redirected to southern Ontario. We see tremendous job creation potential in the North due to the building of these (transmission line) opportunities ... We anticipate at least 6,000 jobs will be created in Northern Ontario with respect to the building of these transmission lines."New transmission line systems that could be built include Greater Sudbury to Barrie, Sault Ste. Marie to Greater Sudbury (to transmit electricity created by wind power projects), Wawa to Nipigon and Greater Sudbury to Kapuskasing, he said.
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20.8000 smart meters installed in North Bay (www.600ckat.com)
Smart Meters are being installed on thousands of homes in North Bay. The provincially mandated Meters are taking up a spot at every home in the city, with 8,000 already installed, out of a total 24,000 homes
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21.Ont. nuclear power facility fires of about 100 staff in code of conduct probe (ca.news.yahoo.com)
Bruce Power is reassuring the public that the plant's security wasn't compromised after several dozen employees were fired for Internet violations, but critics say the company is releasing too little information to put anyone's mind to rest.
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22.Installation of Smart Meters set to begin in Espanola, Webbwood and Massey (www.midnorthmonitor.com)
Homes in Espanola, Massey and Webbwood are about to get “smart” as Espanola Regional Hydro Distribution Corporation (ERHDC) prepares to launch the installation of new electricity meters designed to help residents manage their energy costs.

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23.North Bay power plant cashes in by reducing emissions (www.nugget.ca)
The EPCOR Power LP power plant in North Bay is receiving $65,000 in incentives under the Union Gas EnerSmart program for actions the company has taken to reduce energy consumption and lighten the plant’s environmental footprint.
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24.Dokis First Nations Want to Power the Future (www.nugget.ca)
The 10-to 12-megawatt hydro project has a few challenges ahead, with a water power permit still needed and the grid connection route not finalized.Restoule said the preferred route is toward the Golden Valley transmission line, because it runs mostly through reserve land.But they're sixth in line and there's no capacity at that juncture of the provincial grid, so they're investigating a route through mostly Crown land to Verner with the Ontario Power Authority.
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25.Parry Sound Blackout Friday to Conserve Energy (www.parrysound.com)
businesses will be purposely turning off their lights from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. as part of the City of Woodstock’s voluntary blackout challenge to reduce energy usage by four per cent that day.