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That problematic car park near Penang Hill

 Accountability, Development issues, Energy resources, Sustainable development  88 Responses »
Sep 062011
 
That problematic car park near Penang Hill

Some background to the controversial car park near the railway station at Penang Hill.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 11.12am  Tagged with: car park, Penang Hill, Public transport

Nuclear energy waste bedevils industry: WSJ

 Energy resources, Sustainable development  6 Responses »
Jul 292011
 

It is not some greenie expressing concern about where the nuclear energy industry is going to store its radioactive waste. No, it’s the Wall Street Journal that is worried.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 11.15am  Tagged with: nuclear energy, radioactive, reactor, storage, waste

TNB, IPPs: Ani Arope spills more beans

 Energy resources, M'sian politics, Neo-liberal economics  19 Responses »
Jun 252011
 

Hop along and take a look at Ani Arope’s latest article on his Facebook page.

 Posted by Anil Netto at 9.46am  Tagged with: Ani Arope, IPPs, mahathir, TNB

Germany dumps nuclear energy

 Energy resources  28 Responses »
May 312011
 

Germany will close all its nuclear power plants by 2022 while Scotland is aiming for 100 per cent of its energy needs from renewable sources. And Malaysia is still thinking about nuclear energy?

 Posted by Anil Netto at 2.13pm  Tagged with: germany, Malaysia, nuclear energy, renewables

Electricity up; govt grants for Proton

 Energy resources, Malaysian finance/business, Marginalised groups  51 Responses »
May 302011
 
Electricity up; govt grants for Proton

Electricity tariffs have been hiked by an average of 7 per cent because the government says it cannot afford “subsidies”. But Proton has been enjoying “research grants” from the government. So who is subsidising whom in the case of Proton?

 Posted by Anil Netto at 6.38pm  Tagged with: electricity, proton, research grants, subsidies, tariff, TNB
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