What about Africa

Article Abstract:

The growing energy demand in Africa represents a potential investment for independent power producers. Aside from Africa's rich resources and growing population, its energy regulatory environment has become favorable for foreign energy companies. However, despite the aggressive move by the US investors into Africa's power sector, other foreign companies have been slow to get involved mainly because of perceived instability and corruption, unfamiliarity with business practices and lack of financial resources.

Energy use, Energy industries, Power resources, Energy industry, Africa, Energy research, Energy development

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Waste not

Article Abstract:

The details on supply of electricity to Central Vermont Public Service by Blue Spruce Farm using cattle manure are examined.

United States, Management dynamics, Dairy Farms, Dairy Cattle and Milk Production, Management, Usage, Alternative energy sources, Renewable energy, Company business management, Dairy farming, Animal waste, Animal wastes

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