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Sym Executive Summary, João Gomes Dec 2015

Sym Executive Summary, João Gomes

João F Gomes

Project SYM Executive Summary


Methanation Note.Pdf, João Gomes Dec 2015

Methanation Note.Pdf, João Gomes

João F Gomes

Technical note on methanation (results of SYM project)


Status Of Biodiesel Research And Development In Pakistan, Abdul Aziz Abdul Raman Aug 2012

Status Of Biodiesel Research And Development In Pakistan, Abdul Aziz Abdul Raman

Abdul Aziz Abdul Raman

Performance of biodiesel in engines is well established and biodiesel is currently adjudged as a low carbon fuel with the most potential of replacing fossil fuels. The fossil fuel sources are dwindling in Pakistan resulting in importation of about 8.1 million tonnes at approximately US$ 9.4 billion per annum. In the ambit of this justification, augmenting the energy scarce resources in Pakistan through intense harnessing of the varied biodiesel sources can adequately address the deficiency and can ensure energy security. Towards this end, the progress attained in biodiesel related researches in Pakistan are evaluated and presented with the view of …


Reflexions On The Use Of Renewable Power Sources And Nuclear Energy In Portugal, João F. Gomes Jan 2008

Reflexions On The Use Of Renewable Power Sources And Nuclear Energy In Portugal, João F. Gomes

João F Gomes

This paper analyses the current energy balance of Portugal, considering the actual sources which are mainly traditional fossil fuels, hydroelectric power and renewables. Other potential sources are discussed also and taken into consideration in view of the previewed evolution of the country in energetic terms. Among these, nuclear power, once regarded as an option, is now being re-considered. This paper also sums up the main issues to be considered in a future debate on the subject.