Europe’s renewable ambitions
Europe has set ambitious targets to increase its use of renewable energy sources. To what extend can the region successfully implement these goals ?
Europe has set ambitious targets to increase its use of renewable energy sources. To what extend can the region successfully implement these goals ?
Sanyo launches first dedicated support network for PV installers in the UK.
Mixed bag for coal as US prices remain largely stable, Europe slips and Newcastle and Richards Bay product fetches higher price.
While the US market appears to remain stable, elsewhere, spot prices have slipped over the past week.
With wind energy power output expected to more than triple by 2020, EWEA says the renewable energy source could account for half of EU power demand by 2050.
As Europe realises its shale gas potential, the region moves forward at a steady pace to consider the emerging issues. Compared with the US sector, Europe appears to be following the tortoise rather than the hare approach.
New research predicts surge in European smart meter installation.
Global investment in the renewable energy sector continues to surge as China charges ahead with wind power and Europe’s small-scale rooftop solar projects offsets falling investment in its large-scale solar sector.
Tunisia tags US$2bn for solar power with the plan to export electricity to Europe.
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