GE strikes service deal for Romanian reactor
ROMANIA - General Electric and Nuclearelectrica forged a services agreement worth $146 million for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant in Romania.
The eight-year contract includes full maintenance and repair work for the GE steam turbine generators and auxiliary equipment at the plant.
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LONDON - New research today from the University of Oxford predicts that total electricity generation across the African continent will double by 2030, with fossil fuels continuing to dominate the energy mix posing potential risk to global climate change commitments.
The study, published in Nature Energy, uses a state-of-the art machine-learning technique to analyse the pipeline of more than 2,500 currently-planned power plants and their chances of being successfully commissioned. It shows the share of non-hydro renewables in African electricity generation is likely to remain below 10% in 2030, although this varies by region.
'Africa's electricity demand is set to increase significantly…
