Entry ban on some cities in Fukushima prefecture will be lifted, Japan’s government said on Friday.
Monthly Archives: March 2012
Total considers options to extinguish North Sea flare
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Total is laying plans to extinguish a flare on its Elgin North Sea gas platform that is leaking explosive clouds of gas.
Total gas leak from ‘naturally occurring pocket of gas’
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A gas leak at Total’s Elgin platform on Sunday forced the evacuation of all 238 workers.
Cyprus and Israel lay plans for subsea power link
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Work to lay an underwater electricity cable between Israel and Cyprus could begin as early as next year.
Flare alight on Elgin platform
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A flare is still alight on Total’s Elgin Platform, which was evacuated following a gas leak on Sunday.
Schools must do more to raise apprenticeship awareness
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Schools must raise more awareness of apprenticeships as a viable option for students, according to apprentices.
Scheme to tackle technical skills shortage launched
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A scheme to help employers and individuals deal with the shortage of technical skills in the UK has been launched today.
Scheme to tackle technical skills shortage launched
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A scheme to help employers and individuals deal with the shortage of technical skills in the UK has been launched today.
IET: influencing government
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Members discuss the IET’s policy work through latest MyVoice webcast.
Gamesa investing in new UK manufacturing facility
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Gamesa is investing £125 million in a new offshore manufacturing plant in Edinburgh that will build blades for wind turbines.
