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World's Largest Solar PV Farm in Italy Soon

Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:00:00 GMT

CleanTechnica: “US solar energy company SunEdison has announced final plans to build the largest photovoltaic (PV) power plant in the world,.. in Italy.”
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Bloomberg predicts renewable energy boom

Sun, 21 Mar 2010 10:00:00 GMT

businessGreen.com: “The report estimates that based on current trends renewable energy will constitute 22 per cent of the world’s installed power generation capacity by 2020, up from 13 per cent today, and will then grow to account for 31 per cent of the energy mix by 2030. But again Bloomberg’s New Energy Finance Global Energy and Emissions Model forecasts that renewable energy will need to account for more like 40 per cent of installed capacity by 2030 to keep in line with the scale of emission reductions that climate scientists believe will be required”.
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Europe's electricity could be all renewables by 2050

Tue, 30 Mar 2010 10:00:00 GMT

Physorg.com: “Achieving all-renewables electricity will depend less on new technology than on revamping Europe’s legal and regulatory framework, the report argued: Most of the technical components are available in principle already today.To become a reality, such a vision will require a regional power system based on a super-smart grid and the rapid scaling up of all forms of renewable power”.
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Solar installs in Germany reach 3.8 GW in 2009

Tue, 13 Apr 2010 10:00:00 GMT

Photovoltaics International: “The German installed PV capacity has increased from 6.0 gigawatts in 2008 to 9.8 gigawatts in 2009”.
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Plan launched for achieving 100% renewables in the EU

Fri, 16 Apr 2010 10:00:00 GMT

NewEnergyFocus: The European Renewable Energy Council (EREC) has today (April 15) launched a “Re-thinking 2050” report, outlining how the European Union can switch to a 100% renewable energy supply.
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AUS: Shortlisted solar projects to see the light of day

Mon, 26 Apr 2010 10:00:00 GMT

The Australian: “Germany’s Solar Millennium, one of the applicants for the Solar Flagships, reportedly said last week it was on track to complete a 150MW solar thermal plant in Egypt this year, which will be boosted by gas turbines and is being touted as a template for a series of solar farms and other renewable energy installations that will form part of the proposed $700bn Desertec project that will supply up to 25 per cent of Europe’s energy needs.”
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UK Reaches A Milestone In Renewable Energy

Wed, 19 May 2010 05:53:20 GMT

EU Reporter: “Although still behind the leaders in the field, Britain currently has 40GW of offshore wind farms at different stages of development, although some have only received planning permission at present.”
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Report: UK sea could power EU

Wed, 19 May 2010 18:00:00 GMT

OilOnline.com: If aggressively developed, the UK’s offshore renewable energy resources could by 2050 generate the electrical equivalent of 1 billion barrels of oil per year, roughly the same as the annual average UK North Sea oil & gas output, according to a report released 19 May 2010.
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Asian Development Bank to unveil organization to spur solar projects

Sun, 04 Jul 2010 04:30:18 GMT

Kyodo News: “Solar power is one of the fastest growing and commercially viable technologies, with the IEA projecting that photovoltaics will account for 11 percent of global electricity production by 2050”.
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Renewables account for 62% of the new electricity generation capacity installed in the EU in 2009

Mon, 05 Jul 2010 09:00:00 GMT

EUROPA: “If current growth rates are maintained, in 2020 up to 1400 TWh of electricity could be generated from renewable sources, the report concludes. This would account for approximately 35-40% of overall electricity consumption in the EU, depending on the success of community policies on electricity efficiency, and would contribute significantly to the fulfilment of the 20% target for energy generation from renewables”.
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Solarbuzz raises global Photovoltaic 2010 market forecast to 15.2 GW

Tue, 06 Jul 2010 06:02:22 GMT

Renewable Energy Focus: “Global photovoltaic demand continues to soar in 2010 and is currently projected to double the rate of installations compared to last year, according to the international solar energy market research and consulting company.”
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UK: Government plans for microgeneration boost published

Thu, 15 Jul 2010 12:51:55 GMT

NewEnergyFocus: By becoming more self sufficient we can create sustainable local energy economies. People and communities can save money on their fuel bills at the same time as generating an income and cutting carbon. I want to work with industry to overcome the challenges it is facing. Together we will create a marketplace for jobs and prosperity alongside products and advice which people trust.
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Growth of renewable energy outpaces conventional sources

Fri, 16 Jul 2010 00:33:04 GMT

Deutsche Welle: The renewable energy sector experienced faster global growth than conventional sources last year as policy-makers and investors chose to go green despite the economic downturn.
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US and EU move gradually to renewable energy

Thu, 22 Jul 2010 05:51:24 GMT

The Jerusalem Post: New renewable energy capacity and investment are gradually surpassing that of conventional (coal, gas and nuclear) energy, according to the Renewables 2010 Global Status Report, which was released late last week.
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Rotating solar house collect more energy

Wed, 01 Sep 2010 01:25:01 GMT

The Korea Times: “The amount of energy produced in the house exceeds the amount consumed by five times.”
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64% of new power to be renewable over next decade

Fri, 17 Sep 2010 01:15:34 GMT

EurActiv.com: Renewable energy is set to make up nearly two-thirds of new electricity generation capacity installed in the EU over the next decade, according to new estimates by the European Commission.
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Wind capacity increases by 22% in 2010

Sun, 06 Feb 2011 13:05:47 GMT

Global Wind Energy Council: At the end of 2010 total installed Wind Energy Capacity was up to 194.4 GW, a 22.5% increase on the 158.7 GW installed at the end of 2009, according to Global Wind Energy Council, 6 February 2011.
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Israel's cleantech mega-plan

Mon, 07 Feb 2011 10:47:48 GMT

Globes Israel’s Business Arena: “Investmenst in Cleantech Energy R&D has expanded in recent years because the market understood that money could be made from it. The figures are dramatic, and indicate a very clear trend. Investment in cleantech is growing steadily from year to year.”
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India: To become renewable energy powerhouse

Tue, 08 Feb 2011 05:31:06 GMT

Renewable Energy Focus: “India could become a Global Renewable Energy Powerhouse due to Its Need for Alternative Energy Sources, International Pressure and Strong Government support.”
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Plans for 6 MW Offshore Wind Turbine

Wed, 09 Feb 2011 06:20:33 GMT

Bloomberg.com: Vestas Wind Systems A/S will announce plans to offer for sale a new o Offshore Wind Turbine at the end of next month, according to the company’s chief executive. New Wind Turbine, with approx. doubled capacity compared to present, will be on the market from 2014/2015.
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Uruguay: Wind Energy to Supply 25% Electricity

Thu, 10 Feb 2011 06:27:03 GMT

Malaysia Bernama.com: According to director of Energy, Mr Ramon Mendez, Uruguay could generate 25-28% of its power from Wind Energy and Biomass in 2015, that is nearly twice its 15% target.
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CA: World Can Be Fossil Fuel Free by 2050

Fri, 11 Feb 2011 04:02:19 GMT

Independent News Scoop World, Nz: The world has the technical know-how and financial capability to run entirely on renewable energy by the middle of this century, accordning to CA professor Mark Jacobson and research scientist Mark Delucchi. Their report has received significant attention in trade and mainstream media as it provides a rare road map for how the world can move away from coal and oil. “There are no large technical or even economic barriers to powering all energy sectors globally on wind, water or solar power, the biggest obstacle is - politics.” Läs hela artikeln

World Bank: Renewable Energy Next Big Thing

Fri, 11 Feb 2011 15:52:58 GMT

Deccan Herald: Renewable energy is set to be the next big technology industry, with the potential to transform the trillion dollar energy industry across the world, World Bank said in a new report Friday. Läs hela artikeln

Italy: Banks Join MENA Solar Energy Project

Sat, 12 Feb 2011 03:32:08 GMT

SolarDaily.com: Italy’s two biggest banks on Friday said they have joined the German-led Desertec project to build giant solar power stations in North Africa and the Middle East. Desertec aims to generate some 15% of Europe’s electricity use with solar and wind energy within the next 40 years. Läs hela artikeln

Solar Cells: Could in a near furture be sprayed on Roofs, Facades and Windows

Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:17:25 GMT

Softpedia: Chemical engineers are currently looking for new ways of designing and building solar cells, in such a way that they could be spray-painted on roofs, windows and walls. Harnessing the power of the Sun could in the near future be a lot closer at hand than it is today. Läs hela artikeln

China: Studies Europe's incentive system for Solar Power

Tue, 15 Feb 2011 04:23:07 GMT

Delawareonline: “As Solar Panel prices drop, China plans to boost its own Solar-Power Installations by more than 60-fold to 20 GW, or the equivalent of about 18 new nuclear plants, by 2020 from 2009. A nationwide subsidy or auction program is needed, though not a direct copy of the European or U.S. model, which is based on tax breaks.” Läs hela artikeln

Israel: Renewable Energy Conference to Attract Thousands

Wed, 16 Feb 2011 04:08:47 GMT

IsraelNationalNews: During the International Conference and Exhibition, February 22nd-February 24th, Researchers from Israel, the United States, India, Canada and other countries will be on hand to discuss plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase Solar Power. Läs hela artikeln

IMS Research: Asia on the sunrise

Thu, 17 Feb 2011 08:51:54 GMT

pv-tech.org: According to IMS Research, Asia’s share of PV cell production will reach nearly 85% by the end of 2011. “The expertise of the large Asian suppliers at large-scale production in similar fields and, their willingness and ability to invest significant capital is likely to mean that they are able to quickly reach low-cost and high-volume”.
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Japan: Plans New Renewable Tariffs from 2012

Fri, 18 Feb 2011 08:52:07 GMT

yahoo-news-uk: Japan plans to make the power sector buy electricity from a wider range of renewable energy sources than it does currently in a feed-in tariff incentive scheme from the year starting April 2012.
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EU: On target for 20% Renewable Energy 2020

Sat, 19 Feb 2011 03:41:49 GMT

MaritimeJournal: Taken together the EU Action Plans show that EU-27 will meet 20.7 % of its 2020 Energy Use from Renewables. Wind Energy is expected to generate 14% of Europe’s total electricity demand in 2020, more than any other renewable source.
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UK: Firms keen to access cleaner energy funding pot

Sun, 20 Feb 2011 03:12:22 GMT

ProfessionalEngineering: A total of 14 UK projects have applied for funding from a multi-billion euro funding mechanism to support Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) and Renewable Energy projects across the European Union. Of the 14 UK applications received for the EU’s New Entrant Reserve (NER) scheme – a fund worth between €4.5 billion and €9 billion – nine were for CCS projects and five for innovative renewables. Läs hela artikeln

Tata Consultancy Expects: Clean Energy is Business Growth Engine of the future

Mon, 21 Feb 2011 09:11:19 GMT

Bloomberg: Tata Consultancy Services Ltd., Asia’s largest information-services provider, will increase its focus on renewable-energy technologies and cloud computing, accoording to Mr Ajoy Mallik, the company’s global head of venture capital.
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UN: Blueprint for greening the world's economy

Tue, 22 Feb 2011 07:37:49 GMT

Guardian: The United Nations has set out its blueprint of how to green the world’s economy, in order to kickstart economic growth after the recession, without generating an accompanying rise in greenhouse gas emissions. Key elements to a greener and more sustainable world are energy efficiency and to develop renewable forms of power.

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World's Largest Solar PV Farm in Italy Soon

Bloomberg predicts renewable energy boom

Europe's electricity could be all renewables by 2050

Solar installs in Germany reach 3.8 GW in 2009

Plan launched for achieving 100% renewables in the EU

AUS: Shortlisted solar projects to see the light of day

UK Reaches A Milestone In Renewable Energy

Report: UK sea could power EU

Asian Development Bank to unveil organization to spur solar projects

Renewables account for 62% of the new electricity generation capacity installed in the EU in 2009

Solarbuzz raises global Photovoltaic 2010 market forecast to 15.2 GW

UK: Government plans for microgeneration boost published

Growth of renewable energy outpaces conventional sources

US and EU move gradually to renewable energy

Rotating solar house collect more energy

64% of new power to be renewable over next decade

Wind capacity increases by 22% in 2010

Israel's cleantech mega-plan

India: To become renewable energy powerhouse

Plans for 6 MW Offshore Wind Turbine

Uruguay: Wind Energy to Supply 25% Electricity

CA: World Can Be Fossil Fuel Free by 2050

World Bank: Renewable Energy Next Big Thing

Italy: Banks Join MENA Solar Energy Project

Solar Cells: Could in a near furture be sprayed on Roofs, Facades and Windows

China: Studies Europe's incentive system for Solar Power

Israel: Renewable Energy Conference to Attract Thousands

IMS Research: Asia on the sunrise

Japan: Plans New Renewable Tariffs from 2012

EU: On target for 20% Renewable Energy 2020

UK: Firms keen to access cleaner energy funding pot

Tata Consultancy Expects: Clean Energy is Business Growth Engine of the future

UN: Blueprint for greening the world's economy

Investors: Still High Confidence in Cleantech and Renewable Energy

India: Wind Power Capacity to grow 14% by 2014

California: Senate approves rules for Renewable Energy

Saudi Arabia: Signs solar deal with South Korea

Ernst&Young: China Remains Global Renewable Energy Leader

Turner & Pickens: To Debate Clean Energy

EU: Financing Green Initiatives

Global Renewables: Strong Growth but Doubts Over Future Political Support

Denmark: Will Integrate 50% Wind Power 2025

WETEX Dubai 2011: Demonstration of Innovative Renewable Power Technologies

London Array 1GW: First foundation laid for Offshore Windpower London Array

Ernst&Young: Global Economic Conditions still Challenge Renewable Energy Growth

UK: Launches world-first Renewable Heat Incentive to boost green living

Saudi Arabia: Embraces Solar Energy

Solar Power: To Assist with Disaster in Japan

India: Growing Solar Energy

China: Global Leader in Renewable Energy (and Energy Efficiency)

New Zealand: Council will consider Pilot 'Defer Payment' Solar Scheme

Wind Power 2011: Increase of 20% compared to 2010

Australia-Germany: Joining together for cheaper Solar Power

EWEA 2011: Europe needs renewable energy targets beyond 2020

Scotland: Striving for 80% Renewables by 2020

US: The Political Demise of Nuclear Power

Germany: Ministry calls for large-scale expansion of Energy Grid

Malaysia: Renewable Energy Needs a Push

US: Solar Energy Making Comeback

MIT: Debut of the First Practical Solar 'artificial leaf'

Japan PM: Urges Alternative Energy Push

California: Democrats-Republicans Join in Historic 33% Renewable Energy Vote

China: Considers replacing Nuclear Capacity with Solar Energy

Energy Storage: Enables Renewable Energy when it's needed

Spain: Wind Power reaches historic high

Israel: Can a Country Get 90% of Its Power From Renewables?

Bloomberg: Solar Project Costs Will Drop 50% in a Decade

India: 65GW Wind Power by 2020

Kenya: French loan to boost Renewable Energy Plan

EU: Renewable Energy Capacity almost Doubles in a Decade

US: 11% of US Energy Production from Renewable Resources in 2010

Germany: Renewable Energy can be cheap, minister says

Renewable Energy: Generation exceeds nuclear power worldwide

US: The future of Solar Power

Climate Risk: Yet Another Reason to Choose Renewable Energy

German Bamberg: Switching to 100% Renewable Energy

Solar Power: World's largest solar power tower plant decided

MIT: Modified virus improves solar-cell efficiency by one-third

Wave Energy: Brings New Green Jobs to Oregon