Global Electricity Review 2025
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Brazil
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Tapping the potential of Brazils Proalcool movement for the household energy sector
The Brazilian alcohol programme, focussing exclusively on the industrial-scale production of ethanol, has been successfully operating for more than thirty years. This article discusses how the same can be accomplished for cooking and household energy - a Proalcool movement for the household.
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Dead cows move trains
If ever a good Hindu should want to take the train between Linkoping and Vastervik in Sweden, it might be best not to think it runs on dead cows
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Clean and green is the new credo
Badal valley in Uttarakhand has now become a demo valley for green energy---- The coming years are going to be quite difficult for the world if preventive measures are not taken to tap new and non-conventional sources for its energy requirements.
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Clean Energy Brazil Sells Sugar Mill Stake At A Loss
Biofuels investor Clean Energy Brazil has sold its stake in a Brazilian sugar mill for much less than its initial investment after the plant's debt pile proved too much of a burden in a tough ethanol market.
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Solution to power woes in Brazil?
Gurgaon Discom Officials
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Comparative study on rural electrification policies in emerging economies: keys to successful policies
Brazil, China, India and South Africa have each worked to improve access to electricity services. While many of the challenges faced by these countries are similar, the means of addressing them varied in their application and effectiveness. This report analyses the four country profiles, determining the pre-requisites to successful rural electrification policies.
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Ethanol prices dip in Brazil
ETHANOL prices paid to producers in Sao Paulo, Brazil
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Ethanol: to tariff or not to tariff?
Brazil and the US are locked in hot competition over ethanol trade, with the former seeking more market access and the latter determined to protect its domestic producers.
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Power and the Xingu
PROTESTERS in paint and headdresses in Bras
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India-Brazil tie-up likely in ethanol production
NEW DELHI: India and Brazil are exploring the possibility of cooperation in production of ethanol and agricultural investment.