Huffington Post
Elliott Negin: Knocking the Wind Out of U.S. Energy Options
Renewables currently generate only about 5 percent of U.S. electricity, but by 2030 they have the potential to produce more than 40 percent, half coming from wind. And yet, unless Congress acts soon, the wind industry will have to trim its sails.
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The Guardian
Energy bill expected to favour nuclear and gas over renewables
Government's draft energy bill will replace current subsidies with complex new support system that may favour larger suppliersA dash for gas, a major fillip for nuclear power and blows to renewable energy – these are widely expected to be the contents of the government's much-anticipated draft energy bill, the main contents of which will be outlined by ministers in the afternoon.The nuclear ind...
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BBC
Energy bill to boost renewables
The government will publish its long-awaited draft energy bill later, designed to encourage major investment in clean energy generation.
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physorg
Scotland passes turbine test to harness tidal power
(Phys.org) -- An underwater turbine being used for harnessing tidal power to generate electricity for homes and businesses has successfully completed its testing period in the island of Eday, one of Orkneys northern isles. The machine marks the first to be used in Scotlands ambitious tidal power project, with more turbines at more sites planned. Scottish Power Renewables (SPR) says that the c...
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ElPais
Iberdrola underwater project goes to next phase off Scottish coast
Current power scheme hoped to generate the equivalent of one-and-a-half nuclear reactors
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Scientific American
China Is Developing a Grid Better for Coal than Renewables
China will fail to meet its carbon and energy intensity targets unless it makes dramatic changes to its electricity grid, a groundbreaking new report finds. [More]
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MarketWatch
Paul B. Farrell: 16 lithium-battery and smart-meter stocks to watch
Green-energy stocks, renewables, alternative energy, clean tech — call this niche sector whatever you want but you are guaranteed to find a treasure trove of undervalued gems here in America and across the world.
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Telegraph
David Cameron says wind energy must get cheaper
David Cameron has ordered energy companies to bring down fuel bills as the cost of building new onshore wind farms and other renewables falls.
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Huffington Post
George Mason University Renewables Study Says Fewer Jobs Would Be Created By Fossil Fuels
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) â Pursuing a portfolio of renewable power sources such as solar, biomass and wind power to satisfy Virginia's energy appetite through 2035 would create tens of thousands more jobs than relying on either coal or natural gas, a George Mason University study concludes.
The study released Wednesday was prepared for Virginia Conservation Network, a coalition of env...
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BBC
Trump begins renewables mission
The American tycoon Donald Trump arrives in Scotland ahead of his scheduled appearance at a Scottish parliament committee.
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Wired
Greenpeace: Apple Fuels iCloud with Dirty, Dirty Coal
As worldwide demand for data storage skyrockets, so do the power needs of the servers where all our digital archives live. While some companies (like Facebook) have made great progress in ditching dirty fossil-fuel energy for cleaner renewables, a few internet giants (like Apple) lag far behind.
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BnAmericas
Electric Power - Dominican R. - Energía 2000 eyes northwest for 360MW thermo
Natural gas, along with renewables, is the Dominican Republic's energy choice to wean the country from oil and its derivatives.
The government's gas push has been accompanied by plans to build new ...
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Technology Review
A Rising Sun for Renewable Energy
Japan is desperately trying to replace its nuclear-power capacity with renewables. It still has a long way to go.
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Irish Times
Renewables future left blowing in the wind
Ambitious plans to capitalise on renewable opportunities in Ireland appear to have stalled and it remains to be seen if the Government can get things back on track, writesJOHN REYNOLDS
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
An entrepreneurial passion renewed by renewables
After leaving U.S. home renovation giant Home Depot, Annette Verschuren was looking for new challenge. She found it in NRStor
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China Daily
Energy targets gone with the wind
While wind energy is cheaper than other, more ineffective renewables, such as solar, tidal, and ethanol, it is nowhere near competitive. If it were, we wouldn't have to keep spending significant sums to subsidize it.
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The Jerusalem Post
Experts: Israel should not export natural gas
Conservation, renewables will not be sufficient to satisfy increasing demands.
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The Nation
Lecture on renewable energy
KARACHI – Mr. Adrian K. Wood, Regional Director of the Renewable Energy Division for Siemens in the Middle East will deliver a key note address at the inaugural session of the 27th Annual Multi topic symposium of the Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers in Karachi next week. The theme of his address will be energy crisis in Pakistan and the role renewables can play to ...
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Fortune
Energy subsidies total $24 billion, most to renewables
The federal government spent $24 billion on energy subsidies in 2011, with the vast majority going to renewable energy sources, according to a government report.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
GM, Bullfrog team to make Volt greener
Juice to charge electric cars battery will come from renewables like hydro, wind power
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Times LIVE
Prevent capitalist grabs of renewables, says Numsa
The National Union of Metals Workers of South Africa (Numsa) said its energy conference was aimed at preventing the renewable energy sector from being dominated by a capitalist system.
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Washington Post
Cheap natural gas jumbles energy markets, stirs fears it could inhibit renewables
For the past three years, promoters of shale gas and environmentalists opposed to coal-fired power plants have hailed the sudden abundance of U.S. natural gas as a bridge to a renewable energy future.
But natural gas has become so cheap that many energy experts and environmentalists now wonder whether it won’t turn into a long, bumpy detour.
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Mail & Guardian
R120bn clean power boom
The cost to bring 3 750MW of power from renewables on line will dwarf the soccer World Cup.
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Les Echos
Eolien : Gamesa vend deux parcs en France
Le contrat signé avec Allianz Renewables prévoit la construction de deux parcs de 8 mégawatts chacun en Poitou-Charente et en Lorraine.
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FT
Energy: think outside the barrel
BP sees renewables making even larger inroads than before, stealing much of the growth it had earlier seen going to nuclear energy
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UN
UN urges achieving sustainable energy for all as International Year kicks off
As the International Year of Sustainable Energy for All kicked off today, United Nations officials called on governments, the private sector and civil society to help expand energy access, improve efficiency and increase the use of renewables.
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FT
US regains lead in clean energy investment
China supplanted as Washington subsidies take effect to boost American backing of renewables 33%
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NEWS.au.com
Greens defend loans for renewables
AUSTRALIAN Greens leader Bob Brown says fossil fuel industry attacks on a government loan scheme for renewable energy projects are "a bit rich" given the massive subsidies they get.
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Telegraph
UK companies to invest £2.5bn in renewables
British companies have announced plans to invest a total of £2.5bn in renewable energy projects, according to the Energy Secretary Chris Huhne.
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Reuters
Renewables need not cost more: EU energy chief
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A shift to renewable energy would ultimately cost around the same as business as usual and the EU needs to make progress on setting a 2030 target for greener fuel soon, the bloc's energy commissioner said.
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Times LIVE
Boost to South Africa's renewables plan
South Africa has formed an international partnership with four European countries in an attempt to source funding for its renewable energy programme.
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Nature
Germany: Renewables revolution
Europe's largest economy is boosting research on alternative energy sources and generating job opportunities.
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National Geographic
Pictures: Top Energy Stories of 2011
It was a year of shattered faith in nuclear power, and in the West, eroding support for renewables. But the East's relentless growth shaped the world of energy in 2011.
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Nikkei
Renewables Could Supply 40% Of Power In Japan: Report |
Slashdot
The Myth of Renewable Energy
Harperdog writes to this "Excellent piece by Dawn Stover about what renewables can and can't do. The sun and wind may be practically inexhaustible, but 'renewable' energy isn't. Solar, wind, and geothermal power are not fundamentally different from other energy technologies that consume finite natural resources. Good reading for anyone who thinks they know how to combat climate change."
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BBC
Shale gas carbon footprint fears
Exploiting shale gas reserves could prevent the UK from meeting targets to cut emissions and damage investment in renewables, a report claims.
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siliconindia
Siemens' New Strategy Targets 60 'Made for India' Products
With a focus on healthcare, energy and renewables, diversified German giant Siemens has charted a new strategy to design and develop some 60 products.
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Reuters
European renewables caught in perfect storm
FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Three of Europe's top renewable energy companies became the latest victims of a global collapse in prices, massive oversupply and governments slashing subsidies in light of...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Nuclear backup for renewables
WHAT we need is political leadership from all sides to allow a rational discussion.
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Telegraph
Britain can't afford to bet its future on shale gas - wind turbines are here to stay
Diversity increases our energy security: renewables, fossil fuels and nuclear power are not mutually exclusive, argues Chris Huhne.
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