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Shell goes to paradise in search of cheap biofuel

The Hawaiian island of KonaThe Hawaiian island of Kona, a volcanic stump with white sand beaches and aquamarine waters in the middle of the Pacific, has long drawn adventurers and paradise-seekers. It was here that Captain James Cook was stabbed by islanders and left to die face down in the surf.

More than two centuries on, new pioneers are stalking its shores. Last week a small company backed by the oil giant Royal Dutch Shell provided the first batch of a locally made oil to the American government for testing as aviation fuel. It has the combustion properties of fuel derived from crude oil but it is made from algae.

Beko Technologies has appointed Ian Woolley

Ian WooleyBeko Technologies has appointed Ian Woolley as regional sales manager for Beko

Surge of cheap gas may put coalmines out of action

The South Hook terminal at Milford HavenThe South Hook terminal at Milford Haven will make Britain a big beneficiary of imports of frozen gas from Qatar as gas?s price falls along with coal?s price.

A price war between liquefied natural gas and coal could lead to the temporary closure of coalmines, according to leading energy consultants, because of a surge in shipments of the gas from the Middle East into Europe and North America.

Beko Technologies has appointed Brian Gair

Brian GairBeko Technologies has appointed Brian Gair as their new Business Development Manager to promote Beko services and products, develop the servicing and maintenance of Beko products within the UK and support the service team.

Brian has over 18 years experience in the compressed air purification industry working in the service department of a local competitor where he was responsible for all aspects of the smooth running of the southern service team comprising of 6 engineers.

Hamworthy heats The Royal Institution

Royal InstituteThe Royal Institution of Great Britain (RI), situated in Mayfair, London reopened this year after a

PCMS announces new web access for clients of its Oil-Analysis Service

new easy access web-based front-endPCMS Engineering Ltd are pleased to announce a new easy access web-based front-end for clients using their highly successful Managed Oil-Analysis Service, which covers the analysis and interpretation of oil samples.

The newly-launched interactive web capability enables multiple-user access to  results and information stored in firewall-secured data compartments.


Cabinet approves aid for struggling car industry

Lord MandelsonLong-awaited plans to boost the ailing car industry are to be unveiled by Lord Mandelson this afternoon, although No 10 denied that they would amount to a "bailout".

The Business Secretary will tell the Lords at just after 3pm how he intends to meet motor manufacturers

Beko Technologies Ltd chose to help a local scout group

BEKO help local scout groupFor their 2008 Christmas charity project, Beko Technologies Ltd chose to help a local scout group, Scouting was 101 years old in 2008! 1st Malvern Link Scout, based at Redland Road in Malvern received a cheque so they could buy much needed equipment for outdoor activities.

The Scout group has grown in recent years after being taken over by leader Andy Massey, it now has 29 members and is approaching full capacity.

Beko Technologies Ltd chose to help a local scout group

BEKO help local scout groupFor their 2008 Christmas charity project, Beko Technologies Ltd chose to help a local scout group, Scouting was 101 years old in 2008! 1st Malvern Link Scout, based at Redland Road in Malvern received a cheque so they could buy much needed equipment for outdoor activities.

The Scout group has grown in recent years after being taken over by leader Andy Massey, it now has 29 members and is approaching full capacity.

Pegler Yorkshire has overcome high summer temperatures in its radiator valve assembly line

radiator valve assembly linePegler Yorkshire has overcome high summer temperatures in its radiator valve assembly line at the Pegler plant in Doncaster by installing Seeley International

Areva wins Niger uranium licence

Areva PowerUranium prices have nearly halved while negotiations have been going on.The French nuclear energy group Areva has been awarded a licence to build and operate the Imouraren mine in Niger.

Areva says it expects it to become Africa's biggest uranium mine and the second biggest in the world.Mining will begin on the site in 2012, with 1,400 staff producing 5,000 tonnes a year.

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