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Iran Oil Embargo will Lead to the Polarization of Oil Importing Countries

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The US and the EU recently imposed sanctions on Iran to prevent it from proceeding with nuclear activities. These sanctions have created a huge reaction globally since Iran is one of the top exporters of oil and gas in the world. Iran supplies significant amounts of quality crude oil to a number of countries in Asia Pacific and Europe. The reaction of the affected countries is expected to result in the polarization of oil importing countries. Asia-Pacific countries such as India, China, Japan, South Korea and Australia, which import a substantial amount of oil from Iran, have expressed their concerns regarding the oil embargo. Countries such as Japan and Australia plan to adhere to the sanctions and are in search of other oil exporting regions to compensate for the oil deficit. Other countries, including China, Pakistan, Turkey and South Korea, plan to continue their trade with Iran and diversify their import options to ensure a continuous supply of the oil required.
Smart Grid Review - February 2012

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GlobalData announces the release of its monthly smart grid newsletter for February 2012 from the Smart Grid eTrack. The February newsletter provides insights about Outage Management Systems (OMS) in smart grids in the section “Technology Focus of the Month”, along with the review of Coulomb Technologies, Inc. in the “Smart Grid Company Focus of the Month”. The newsletter also provides updates on the industry reports and analysis alerts that GlobalData publishes periodically to assist its subscribers in strategic decision making.
Smart Grid Communication Landscape - Power Line Communication Gaining Edge Over Wireless Communication

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Smart Grid Communication Landscape - Power Line Communication Gaining Edge Over Wireless Communication provides an analysis on the growing market for Powerline Communication (PLC) technology in comparison to wireless communication technology in the global smart grid communication industry. PLC technology has evolved as a cost-effective means for networking devices. The technology can be used to connect any electrical device in a smart grid, such as smart meters and home appliances, which makes it flexible for immediate implementation. Over the years, PLC technology has faced many barriers, such as noise interference. However, PLC has now been developed to support robust smart grid applications. PLC has become a cost effective solution for developing countries that are implementing smart grid technologies. Alliances and organizations like PoweRline Intelligent Metering Evolution (PRIME) and HomePlug have been formed to develop standards for PLC technology and support and promote cost effective power line networks and products. Due to the growing support from industries and utilities, the demand for PLC technology for smart grids is gaining momentum over wireless communication.
Polyolefins World - January 2012

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The global polyolefins market experienced an increase in demand throughout various regions in January 2012. Planned production cutbacks and maintenance shutdowns across the world resulted in a tight supply, while demand continued to increase as economic activity continued to recover. The tight supply-demand scenario was attributed to price increases in Polyethylene (PE) and Polypropylene (PP) across all regions.
Monomer World - January 2012

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The monomer industry around the world started the new year with increased demand, as global demand for both ethylene and propylene rebounded in January 2012 after a sluggish second half in 2011. The increase in demand in most of the regions was attributed to the tightening of supply and renewed buying interest in the market.
Canon Acquires Delft - To Expand into Medical Imaging Informatics and PACS Market - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

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Canon Acquires Delft - To Expand into Medical Imaging Informatics and PACS Market provides key information and analysis on Canon’s acquisition of the Netherlands-based company. The report provides information on deal rationale that includes analysis of Canon’s expansion into the healthcare IT market and its product differentiation through integrated healthcare imaging portfolio enabled by Delft. The report also includes key market sizing and company share data supporting the analyses.
Emerging Opportunities in the Middle East Medical Devices Market

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Emerging Opportunities in the Middle East Medical Devices Market provides information and analysis on the up-coming opportunities in the Middle East medical devices market. The report provides revenue forecasts till 2018 for the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia medical devices market and market opportunities in these two countries.
New Regulations for Medical Devices in Russia and Their Implications

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New Regulations for Medical Devices in Russia and Their Implications provides information and analysis on the up-coming medical device regulations in the Russia. The report provides information on medical device approval process, new public health law and possible enforcement of new medical device regulations in the future and their implications on the Russian medical device market.
Generation IV Reactors to Assert Re-emergence of Nuclear Power Industry

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Generation IV nuclear technologies, a set of new reactor designs, are currently being researched and developed by the thirteen members of the Generation IV International Forum (GIF). The goals laid down by the GIF aim at making nuclear energy as the most viable solution for energy production. Generation IV reactors can help boost the nuclear industry as they focus on enhancing reactor safety, efficiency, reliability, economics, proliferation resistance and physical protection. These reactors usually operate at high temperatures that are favorable for hydrogen production, which is a significant advantage considering its rising demand. The high operating efficiencies offered by these technologies help further reduce generation costs related to fuel consumption and spent fuel storage. The excellent safety features of Gen IV will help in the reemergence of nuclear industry alleviating the anti-nuclear concerns mainly triggered after Fukushima accident.
Beta Wind Farm Completes Project Financing for Wind Power Project in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Tamilnadu - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

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Beta Wind Farm Pvt Ltd. (BWFPL), a subsidiary of Orient Green Power Company Ltd. (OGPCL), has completed project financing for the construction of wind power projects in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat and Tamilnadu. The company has secured financing through two different deals and Axis Bank Limited has played a role of lead bank in both the deals. The financing of $106.8m (INR5, 360m) is being availed for the development of 144 MW of wind projects in Andhra Pradesh and Gujarat over the next 10 years from a consortium of banks. Further financing of $141m has been secured through a term loan from an undisclosed consortium of 10 bankers for the installllationed capacity of 156 MW of planned wind projects in Tamilnadu. The financing includes $111m (INR5, 570.8) with a maturity of 11 years and $30m (INR1, 505.6) with a maturity of seven years.
Marcellus Shale - Providing Impetus to the US Petrochemical Industry

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Recent US shale gas discoveries are boosting the US petrochemical industry, and are set to contribute further to its growth by making ethane supplies from these reserves cheaper. Production from shale formations has driven the US natural gas production in the last five years and now these are turning out to be an alternative source for ethane production. Marcellus is the largest among all the shale formations in the US in terms of basin area and recoverable shale reserves, and its shallow depth and high organic content suitable for extraction and fractionation of gas has made it a highly valued discovery. Until now, ethane recovered from Marcellus has remained unused mainly because of the absence of petrochemical plants in nearby areas. Producers’ plans to start new plants near the shale are set to change this. The play has also paved the way for the construction of pipeline networks to transport ethane from the Marcellus shale to other regions. Presently, Marcellus is the most active area from the petrochemical industry’s perspective due to its economical feedstock recovery and planned pipeline, which will allow producers from distant regions to access feedstock from this shale formation. With the development of pipeline infrastructure, the Marcellus shale reserve is expected to contribute greatly to ethane production in the country.
Bashneft Plans to Bid for Oil Field Licenses in Iraq - Move to Bridge Gap Between its Oil Production and its Refining Capacity - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

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OAO ANK Bashneft (Bashneft), a Russian integrated oil company, intends to make a joint bid to acquire oil field licenses in Iraq's fourth licensing round. In connection with the transaction, Bashneft intends to form a consortium with Premier Oil plc (Premier Oil), and Vietnam Oil and Gas Group (Petrovietnam).
Sinopec International Completes Acquisition of Daylight Energy for $2.1 Billion to Expand its Unconventional Assets - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

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Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Production Corporation (Sinopec International), a wholly owned subsidiary of China Petrochemical Corporation, (Sinopec) completed the acquisition of all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Canadian oil and gas company Daylight Energy Ltd., (Daylight Energy) for a purchase consideration of CAD2,200m ($2,117.3m) in cash. The consideration represents a 43.6% premium over the 60-day weighted average trading price of the common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange up to and including October 7, 2011. Canaccord Genuity Corp. acted as exclusive financial advisor to Daylight Energy in the transaction. CIBC World Markets Inc. acted as financial advisor to Daylight’s board of directors in the transaction. Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP acted as Daylight Energy’s legal advisors. Barclays Capital Inc. acted as financial advisor to Sinopec International, and Vinson & Elkins L.L.P. and Bennett Jones LLP acted as legal advisors to Sinopec International in the transaction. The transaction enables Sinopec International to expand its unconventional oil and gas assets. The transaction implies deal values of $57,513.45 per boe of daily production, $29.8 per boe of 1P reserves and $16.42 per boe of 2P reserves.
Mytrah Energy to Invest $176.4m in Wind Power Projects in Andhra Pradesh, India - Deal Analysis from GlobalData

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Mytrah Energy (India) Ltd. (MEIL), a renewable energy company with an Independent Power Producer (IPP) profile has announced an investment of $176.35m (INR9,000m) in the construction of an onshore wind power project in Andhra Pradesh, India. The funding was secured through its wholly owned subsidiary Bindu Vayu Urja Private Limited. The secured funding will be utilized to build two onshore wind farms with a total capacity of 150 MW by June 2012. The major share of the funding was secured from IDFC.
Global Solar PV Module Market Share Analysis - Chinese OEMs Continue to Dominate

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There was a huge increase in the annual installed capacity of solar Photovoltaic (PV) power in 2010. With a surge in low cost equipment providers in China, the cumulative installed capacity increased from 22,900 MW in 2009 to 39,529 MW in 2010. Germany recorded the highest solar PV installations of 17,370 MW, followed by Spain, Japan, Italy and the US. Chinese solar PV module manufacturers showed very high growth in 2010. Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd, Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited, Trony Solar Corporation and Trina Solar Limited have been in the top 10 solar PV module manufacturers since 2009.Suntech Power Holdings Co., Ltd and Yingli Green Energy Holding Company Limited held the top position in the crystalline module market in 2010. First Solar, Sharp Corporation and United Solar Ovonic LLC retained their positions.