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Plans ready for a Supergrid Companies from Norway and nine EU member nations have presented plans for an offshore grid which will distribute electricity generated by Norwegian wind farms to Europe, Norway Post reported on 9 March. The plans for Increased Statoil share in St. Malo Norwegian Statoil has increased its working interest in the St. Malo development in the Gulf of Mexico to 21.5 % by exercising its preferential rights on a proposed sale of Devon’s share in the development, March 9 - Today in History  Yes! Tonight Josaphine! Napolean married her today in 1796. Another premiere was Verdi's opera, Nabucco, the story of the plight of the Jews, as recorded in the Bible, in 1842. The opera becomes a masterpiece. Hydro closes Michigan plant Norwegian aluminium producer Hydro has discontinued production and closed the doors at its aluminium tubing plant in Michigan, ending 70 years of manufacturing operations at the Adrian site, Norway Post reported on 1 March. Activities related March 4 - Today in History  This is the only day that is also a command - March Fourth! In a day for exploration, Christopher Columbus arrives back in Lisbon in 1493, from his voyage to what is now The Bahamas March 3 - Today in History  Lets hear it for decency! In 1873 the US Congress outlawed sending "obscene, lewd, or lascivious" books through the mail, including contraceptive devices and information. In 1878 Bulgaria became independent. But there were some world Go-ahead for Gudrun Statoil and its partners in the Gudrun licence, Marathon Petroleum and GdF Suez, have agreed to submit a plan for development and operation (PDO) of this North Sea discovery to the Norwegian authorities, official of Gudrun offshore jacket to Aker Verdal Statoil has awarded Aker Solutions and its Aker Verdal Yard an EPC contract for the Gudrun offshore jacket to be delivered in 2011. The contract value is approximately 420 million Norwegian crowns, Norway Post reported February 23 - Today in History  The first and the last. In 632 the Prophet Mohammad preached his last sermon and in 1455 the first Gutenberg Bible rolled off the press. Today marks the 1836 Battle of the Alamo and the Dalekovod wins contract for 420 kV transmission line The Croatian construction company Dalekovod announced on February 12 that it has received a Contract Award Notification for the construction of the 420 kV Sauda-Liastolen Tranmission Line, at an International bidding competition. Dalekovod is a Record result good for Norwegian Air Low fare airline Norwegian has presented the best annual result in the company’s history. The net result after tax amounted to 446 million Norwegian crowns, Norway Post reported early last week. The last quarter was Fertilizer maker Yara makes offer for US rival Terra Yara International, the world’s largest supplier of mineral fertilizers and ammonia, on 15 February said it has made a cash offer of $4.1 billion to buy its US rival Terra Industries, Official said. The Norwegian Statoil extends drilling contracts Statoil has chosen to exercise options in existing contracts with Odfjell Drilling Management, KCA Deutag Norge and Seawell for production drilling and maintenance services, at a total value of around 3.6 billion Norwegian crowns, Norway 137 mln in grants for new wind turbine project Government agency Enova will provide the Bergen-based company Sway AS with funding in the amount of 137 million Norwegian crowns to demonstrate a new wind turbine prototype, to be built on the West Coast, Norway February 22 - Today in History  Publish and be damned, is what happened ro Galileo today in 1632, when he published Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems, which contained the heretical idea that the Earth revolved around the Sun. The February 19 - Today in History  Record breaking became possible today. In 1878, Edison patented the phonograph. In 1942 Roosevelt allowed the internment of Japanese citizens on the same day that 250 Japanese planes attacked the Australian city of Darwin, and February 18 - Today in History  Today's world could have been very different as, in 1685, a Frenchman established Fort St Louis, forming the basis of France's claim to Texas. Go on, imagine George Bush with a French accent.
The US February 15 - Today in History  This is a day of beginnings. In 1764 the city of St Louis was established in Missouri, in 1804 the Serbian revolution started and in 1852 the Great Ormond St hospital for Sick Children admitted Get that Nobel Peace Prize ready for Karzai, the Taliban terrorists: Bribes for Peace ?  Here’s something to think about when you’re in the unemployment line or among the working poor of the vast middle class, the new hoi-polloi of the 21st Century, asking for another bowl of porridge, trying Statoil disappointed with North Sea oil discovery  The latest oil discovery for Norwegian energy giant Statoil did not have the reserves the company expected, Tom Dreyer, head of infrastructure-led exploration in the North Sea, was quoted as saying by the press.
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China is presenting its ascent not as a power shift, but as a paradigm shift. The worldwide economic recession has had European Union businesses keenly eyeing China for continuing markets, Showing there is still some major differences between the European Union and China in areas |
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