Pasadena (JPL) Apr 22, 2002 - NASA researchers have reached an important milestone in developing a portable energy source that may someday give that hot pink, shades-wearing, drum-beating bunny a run for its money.
Washington - Apr 21, 2002 - If a physicist in Houston has his way you'll be able to say good-bye to pollution-causing energy production from fossil fuels. In the April/May issue of The Industrial Physicist Dr. David Criswell suggests that the Earth could be getting all of the electricity it needs using solar cells -- on the moon.
Washington - Apr 12, 2002 - A process that removes organic sulfur from liquid fuels at low temperatures and ambient pressure without using hydrogen, may help refiners provide fuels for fuel cells and meet the upcoming government's ultra-clean fuel requirements, according to Penn State researchers.
Newcastle - Mar 27, 2002 - A world-class energy centre designed to supply its own power and to showcase the best of Australian and overseas energy technologies, was opened in the Australia city of Newcastle north of Sydney Friday.
Wilmington - Jan 14, 2002 - Beacon Power Corporation a manufacturer of flywheel energy storage systems that provide highly reliable, high-quality uninterruptible electric power, has announced the installation of its 6kWh demonstration flywheel unit for WinDBreak Cable Company, a privately held cable company based in Nebraska.
Paris (AFP) September 7, 2000 - - The European satellite consortium Eutelsat on Wednesday placed its 18th satellite in orbit aboard a modified Ariane-4 rocket launched from Kourou, Europe's spaceport in French Guiana, launch headquarters near Paris said.
Washington - April 1, 1999 - - Arianespace announced today that it had been chosen by Alcatel Space and Europe*Star to launch the Europe*Star satellite, developed in conjunction with Loral Space & Communications of the United States.
Paris, December 21, 1998 - - Alcatel and Loral Space & Communications announced Monday they have completed negotiations for the formation of Europe*Star Limited, a new satellite-services company. Europe*Star will provide a sophisticated range of video broadcast and telecommunications services throughout five growth markets: Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, India and Southeast Asia.
New York, February 20, 1998 - - Loral Space & Communications and Alcatel Alsthom of France today announced that they will jointly build and operate Europe*Star, a multiple geostationary satellite system that will provide broadcast and telecommunications services to nearly half the world -- from Western Europe to Southeast Asia, including Eastern Europe, the Middle East, South Africa and India, as a part of a global network of operating companies that will use a common marketing strategy to provide customers one stop shopping for local, regional, and global satellite services.
