Chris Rogers News
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Europe’s program to halt climate change is in disarray, with lawmakers in the region expressing concern the drift is undermining the planet’s most significant effort to combat global warming.
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Australia picked two 35-year-olds to plug an experience gap for its Ashes cricket series in England, choosing Brad Haddin as first-choice wicketkeeper and vice-captain, and recalling batsman Chris Rogers.
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European utilities, which have lost investors money for the past three years, can expect nothing but more pain after the European Parliament rejected a proposal to support prices in the world’s largest carbon-credit market.
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Australia cricket selectors named the following 16-man squad for the Ashes Test series against England starting July 10 in Nottingham, England:
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Centrica Plc and state-run Qatar Petroleum agreed to buy natural gas fields from Canada’s Suncor Energy Inc. for C$1 billion ($981 million) as the largest U.K. household-energy company seeks added supplies for North American customers.
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The lowest hydro reserves in 13 years in Switzerland, which generates more of its power using water than any other non-Nordic European country, may boost prices in neighboring France, Germany, Italy and Austria.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel is losing support from her two biggest allies in the utilities industry as their mounting debt prompts a retreat from renewable-power expansion, undermining her $700 billion program to reshape Germany’s energy market.
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Climate talks starting Nov. 26 in Doha, Qatar, may help trigger a tighter emissions-reduction target in the European Union within three years, according to Chris Rogers, a Bloomberg Industries analyst in London.
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CEZ AS, the largest Czech power producer, said fourth-quarter profit slumped 52 percent after its operations in Albania were seized and because of lower electricity production.
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Nations adding wind and solar power aren’t doing enough to ensure their electricity systems can meet demand when renewable-energy output falls short, according to a Bloomberg Industries analysis.
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