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1. Will hydro win the great game? Competition between Russia and China is driving tens of billions of dollars of investment into the hydro sector across the former Soviet republics. Peter O'Neill reviews the potential benefits and risks as the two giants compete to set up alliances for raw materials and the power to mine and process them

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Russia -- Economic policy -- Energy policy, China -- Energy policy -- Economic policy, Hydroelectric power plants -- Production management -- Government finance -- Planning -- Forecasts and trends -- Design and construction, Company business planning, Market trend/market analysis, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

KIPLING'S book 'Kim' should now be essential reading for any engineer looking at electro-political power in the East. A fanciful suggestion? Kim inspired a youthful Stella Rimington who was to [...]

Published
2006

2. Talking with the WORLD BANK

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, World Bank Group. World Bank -- Officials and employees, World Commission on Dams -- Officials and employees
Abstract

World Bank president James Wolfensohn spoke to Peter O'Neill about the implications the World Commission on Dams' final report IN FUTURE the dam construction industry could do very well out [...]

Published
2001

3. Government courts investors in bid to raise tempo of development

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Petroleum industry -- Management, Business, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

Chronic energy shortage forces sweeping liberalisation programme Released from the anchors of currency controls and moving ahead under full steam, the Indian government's oil industry is out to get as [...]

Published
1994

4. New door opens in the Balkans

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Albania -- Energy policy, Energy policy -- Planning, Oil and gas exploration -- Albania, Business, Business, international, Economics, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

The recently-appointed team in charge of energy, interviewed in Tirana by Peter O'Neill, looks forward to electricity exports and successful offshore exploration THE ALBANIANS are good at playing the joker [...]

Published
1992

5. Indo-Russian cold fusion wins. (News Update)

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Nuclear industry -- India, Energy industry -- India, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Published
2002

6. Small dams at high risk? in a special report from New Delhi, Peter O'Neill highlights growing concern about the potential for small dam failures across Asia. (Embankment Dams)

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Construction industry -- Safety and security measures, Dam safety -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

LARGE numbers of people could be at risk from the failure of small dams built by local communities, safety experts told a seminar of dam and irrigation engineers in New [...]

Published
2002

7. Juggling oil on water, with gas and coal

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Southern Africa -- Energy policy, Power resources -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Energy industry -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Energy policy
Abstract

The heads of state from most of Southern Africa put their investment needs for energy in the 21st century on the table at the Southern African Summit. Peter O'Neill reports. [...]

Published
1998

8. National Grid 600km South Indian line

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Karnataka, India -- Energy use, NGC/KEB Co. -- Contracts, Electric utilities -- Contracts -- Energy use, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Contract agreement, Contracts, Energy use
Abstract

The UK's National Grid is to join forces with the state Karnataka Electricity Board of India to build a 600km power distribution line from the proposed Cogentrix 1000MW coal, fired [...]

Published
1998

9. Gas versus hydro - Namibia test case over Epupa project

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Namibia -- Energy policy, Gas power plants -- Design and construction -- Environmental aspects, Hydroelectric power plants -- Environmental aspects -- Design and construction, Electric power production -- Namibia -- Environmental aspects, Energy policy -- Environmental aspects, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Design and construction, Energy policy, Environmental aspects
Abstract

A coalition of environmental organisations has mounted a global campaign to halt the building of a 380MW hydropower project near the Epupa Falls, on the Kunene River, between Namibia and [...]

Published
1998

10. India-Bangladesh pipeline project

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Pipe lines -- Planning, Natural gas -- Pipe lines, Gas industry -- Planning, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Company business planning, Planning
Abstract

One of India's major power players has raised the idea of a joint project to bring gas from Bangladesh to India, as well as connect to Myanmar. The proposal was [...]

Published
1998

11. Transmission link and power tariff

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
Power Grid Corp. -- Contracts, Electric utilities -- Contracts, Electric power production, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Contract agreement, Contracts
Abstract

Power Grid Corporation of India is reported to be threatening to abandon the US$170m MW transmission link between the eastern and northern regions, unless the eastern region agrees to bear [...]

Published
1998

12. Assam pipeline blown up

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
United Liberation Front of Assam, Pipe lines, Gas transmission industry, Crime, Bombings, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

The United Liberation Front of Assam has blown up the pipeline feeding two refineries in Assam (Guwahati and Bongaigon) and one in Bihar (Barauni) from the eastern oilfields. Agency reports [...]

Published
1997

13. Indian government responds to demand for LNG

Author

O'Neill, Peter and Dansie, Janet

Subjects
Liquefied natural gas industry -- India, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries
Abstract

India's Oil Pool Deficit Forces Energy Security plan has forced India's minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Janeshwar Mishra, to spell out a new energy security plan to parliament. Subsidies [...]

Published
1997

14. Far East 'tiger' crisis raises project doubts

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
East Asia -- Economic aspects, Petroleum industry -- East Asia -- Economic aspects, Petroleum -- Economic aspects, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Economic aspects
Abstract

The fallout from speculation against currencies among the so-called 'tiger' economies of the Far East continues to raise doubts across the board about the future of a large number of [...]

Published
1997

15. Renewables - reaching the parts the grid does not in rural India

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
India -- Energy policy, Energy development -- India, Energy policy, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Energy policy
Abstract

India's minister of state for Nonconventional Energy Sources, Jai Narrain Prasad Nishad, has spelt out a plan to increase state-level activity in this sector. He told the Integrated Rural Energy [...]

Published
1997

16. Indian government grasps fuel prices nettle

Author

O'Neill, Peter

Subjects
India -- Energy policy, Fuel oil -- Prices and rates, Petroleum industry -- Prices and rates, Energy policy -- India -- Prices and rates, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Company pricing policy, Energy policy, Prices and rates
Abstract

The Indian government has increased fuel prices, in an effort to offset an import bill that was running out of control. The oil pool deficit is put at US$6.02bn. The [...]

Published
1997

17. Overland route for Omani gets go ahead

Author

O'Neill, Peter D. and Nath, Uma Ram

Subjects
Pipe lines -- Planning -- Equipment and supplies, Gas transmission industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Planning, Natural gas -- Pipe lines, Gas industry -- Equipment and supplies -- Planning, Business, Business, international, Petroleum, energy and mining industries, Company business planning, Planning, Equipment and supplies
Abstract

India's improved relations with Pakistan have opened the way for an overland route for gas pipelines from Oman and Iran to India., as forecast in Energy Report (18th April p4). [...]

Published
1997

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