Biomass beginnings
Biomass is gaining attention as a potential solution to the world’s energy needs. Giles Crosse reviews what its evolution might mean.
Biomass is gaining attention as a potential solution to the world’s energy needs. Giles Crosse reviews what its evolution might mean.
The International Energy Agency has just released a new report, “Deploying Renewables 2011″ to provide guidance for policy makers and other stakeholders. What does this mean for the sector and for the future in general?
Certain countries are changing the way they do business to capitalise on ongoing growth in the global solar market.
With a power sector that relies on renewables for around three-quarters of its demand, New Zealand’s green credentials appear solid. However, the country continues to increase its power generation capacity with renewable energy projects, including geothermal and wind power development.
Replacing at least part of its nuclear power generation with renewables, can Germany provide a blue print for industrialised countries to green up their power consumption ?
Achieving PV competitiveness across Europe will require not only political commitment to supportive regulatory frameworks, but also the solution to grid-related issues.
Barclays is not only launching a GBP100m fund for UK farmers investing in renewable energy, but is also providing a five-year loan to Aquamarine Power’s Oyster wave power array.
With rising crude prices, solar power shows strong potential.
Europe has set ambitious targets to increase its use of renewable energy sources. To what extend can the region successfully implement these goals ?
As the Thai solar market booms, solar equipment manufacturers move into the country.
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