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Microsoft tests hydrogen fuel cells to backup its Azure Cloud data centers
Diesel fuel currently accounts for less than 1 per cent of Microsoft's overall emissions and its use is primarily confined to Azure data centres
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Energy Efficiency Services JV becomes fastest-growing Indian firm in UK
The EPAL's watershed moment was in 2018 when it acquired Edina, UK's leading supplier, installer and maintenance provider for Combined, Heat and Power solutions.
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US plans to lease space to energy firms to store oil in emergency reserve
The Strategic Petroleum Reserve, or SPR, has the capacity to take another 77 million barrels of oil, a little less than the country uses in four days
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Oil giants set health checks for critical staff, work-from-home rules
BP, Exxon Mobil, Kinder Morgan, Motiva Enterprises and Royal Dutch Shell told most office staff to work from home starting Monday.
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RIL world's 3rd largest energy firm; IOC makes it to top 10: Platts
Reliance Industries ltd has jumped five places to rank as the world's third-biggest energy company behind Russian gas firm Gazrpom and German utility E.ON, according to Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings. State-owned Indian Oil Corp (IOC) broke into the top 10 club, climbing to 7th position in the 2017 ranking, up from 14th rank in 2016. IOC has been steadily climbing the rankings -- it was placed at No. 66 in 2015. Oil and Natural Gas Corp (ONGC) was placed at 11th position in 2017 as against 20th in 2016. "While 14 Indian energy companies made it to the S&P Global Platts Top 250 Global Energy Company Rankings, they were one short of the tally held last year," Platts said in a statement. Reliance, the owner of world's biggest refinery complex, was ranked at 7th position in last year. Coal India Ltd, the world's largest coal producer, was the only Indian firm to have slipped in the ranking - 45 in 2017, down from 38 in last year. The other Indian firms in
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Energy majors go for a major rethink
If consumers are diversifying their fuel mix, energy firms must follow suit to retain dominance
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