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Russians injure 5 power engineers while attacking frontline thermal power plant - Vimarsana News

Russians injure 5 power engineers while attacking frontline thermal power plant

Five power engineers have been injured as a result of a Russian attack on one of the thermal power plants in the front-line area. Source: DTEK, Ukraine's main energy producer, on Telegram. Details: DTEK said that all the injured were taken to hospital.

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Woodside Preserves Place for Australian Seafarers - Vimarsana News

Woodside Preserves Place for Australian Seafarers

Woodside Energy has reached agreement with three Australian maritime unions on the Australian crewing of an LNG vessel.The…

Woodside Preserves Place For Australian Seafarers - Vimarsana News

Woodside Preserves Place For Australian Seafarers

Woodside Energy has reached agreement with three Australian maritime unions on the Australian crewing of an LNG vessel.The…

thermal power: Power engineers' body demands probe into coal shortage at thermal plants, imports - Vimarsana News

thermal power: Power engineers' body demands probe into coal shortage at thermal plants, imports

The All India Power Engineers Federation (AIPEF) has urged for an impartial investigation into the coal shortages affecting several thermal power plants across the country. In addition, the engineers' federation has advocated for scrutiny into the costs associated with the importation of dry fuel in India.

40% Electricity Access: Federal Govt Charges Power Institute On Collaboration - Vimarsana News

40% Electricity Access: Federal Govt Charges Power Institute On Collaboration

With only 40 per cent of Nigerians having access to electricity in the country, the federal government has charged members of a newly inaugurated power