Fuel injectors are electromechanical valves that dispense a fuel mist into an engine and can be controlled to deliver precise amounts of fuel at specified time intervals. Fuel injectors are part of ...

Tokyo Electric Power Co. on Aug. 22 again postponed a long-awaited test to remove melted nuclear fuel from the stricken Fukushima No. 1 power plant, citing a mistake in equipment installation.

September marked the debut of Prince Rupert’s floating Wolverine Terminals energy terminal, which delivered fuel to a cargo ship called Belatlantic. Belatlantic is 199.9-metre by 32.39-metre ...

Millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments under changes being brought in by the government. Chancellor Rachel Reeves said that future payments would only be made to those getting ...

The common pool, where 5,197 spent and unused fuel assembly units were being cooled in water as of March, is expected to hold them for a prolonged period. TEPCO is expected to remove about 100,000 ...

We need to offset the inflationary impact of high fuel prices. Amending the requisite laws and removing the punitive fuel taxes would be a good start.

“The removal of subsidy is totally dependent on the government, not on us. “We can not change the price but I think the government would have to give up something for something,” he added.

The removal of fuel subsidies, which had long been a contentious issue, was finally implemented by President Bola Tinubu’s administration, resulting in a market-driven pricing mechanism.

has started to remove melted radioactive fuel at the bottom of one of the wrecked Fukushima reactors. The Japanese utility began the process at Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Power Plant’s reactor No.

Aug. 22 (UPI) --Tokyo Electric Power Company Thursday stopped an effort to remove nuclear fuel debris from a reactor meltdown ...

Petrol will increase to N1200 and this will be killing.” Remove Kyari, reform NNPC or fuel price will hit N1,200 – Primate Ayodele tells Tinubu ...

Kalu Aja, a financial analyst and educator, has said Nigeria would have been completely bankrupt if President Bola Tinubu had decided against floating the naira and removing fuel subsidies.