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| Iranian Energy Minister, Parviz Fattah, met Navid Ghamar, Economic and Finance Minister of Pakistan here in the capital city of Tehran . |
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| Iranian Energy Minister in a meeting with Iraqi Minister of Municipalities and Civil Affairs said to the reporters about Iran's cooperation in reconstructing Iraqi infrastructure facilities. |
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Investors from Malaysia and some other countries have expressed willingness to invest in hydroelectric power plants in Iran, announced energy minister’s advisor Abbas Aliabadi. |
 | New Mexico - Drilling for oil and natural gas has a byproduct that costs the energy industry billions of dollars annually in cleanups: sludge-laden wastewater. Now Altela, Inc. of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, New Mexico has developed a system to turn that wastewater into clean drinking water, announced CEO Ned Godshall. |
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LONDON: IBM researchers have shown the possibility of using a network of tiny pipes of water to cool next-generation PC chips. |
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Germany legislators voted for steeper cuts to subsidized prices for electricity generated from solar panels and wind turbines, after almost a decade of state aid made its renewable-energy industry one of the world's strongest |
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