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Two years on: How nuclear sells itself post-Fukushima

Two years after catastrophe at Japan's Fukushima plant, sellers of atomic reactors woo potential buyers with the promise that lessons learned from one of the world's worst nuclear disasters make the t...

20 Sep 2013

Two years on: How nuclear sells itself post-Fukushima

News / Energy

Renewable energy investment to fall in 2012; emerging markets rule the roost

Indications are that renewable energy investments will fall in 2012 for the first time in 8 years. However, the news is not all bad, says Ernst & Young, with continuing capacity additions and "boo...

19 Dec 2012

Renewable energy investment to fall in 2012; emerging markets rule the roost

Press Releases / Sunlabob Renewable Energy, Ltd.

Sunlabob Renewable Energy hires engineering and communication leaders

Sunlabob Renewable Energy, a Laos-based social enterprise specializing in renewable energy and clean water projects in developing regions around the world, announced the hiring of two department leade...

23 Nov 2012

Sunlabob Renewable Energy hires engineering and communication leaders

Press Releases / GLOBE Foundation

GLOBE Foundation to address urban adaptation, “resilient cities”

In a new series focused on building sustainable urban communities, top industry executives, municipal officials, and thought leaders from around the world will convene at GLOBE 2014 from March 26-28, ...

25 Dec 2013

GLOBE Foundation to address urban adaptation, “resilient cities”

News / Energy

Going solar offers ray of hope in Cairns rising bills

Harnessing the Far North's sunny skies may be the only option in avoiding future power price increases, say sustainable housing groups. Following the Queensland Competition Authority's recommendations...

25 Feb 2013

Going solar offers ray of hope in Cairns rising bills

News / Energy

China unveils big renewable energy ambitions for this year

China, the world’s largest carbon emitter due to its dependence on coal, plans to add 49 gigawatts of renewable-energy capacity this year in an effort to boost power production without increasing its ...

9 Jan 2013

China unveils big renewable energy ambitions for this year

News / Carbon & Climate

Tokelau, 1st country with 100 per cent renewable energy, leads call for climate action

The tiny territory of Tokelau is today leading a call by 14 Pacific island nations for the world to take action to stop climate change. "We are not drowning, we are fighting," said Mikaele Maiava, a s...

4 Mar 2013

Tokelau, 1st country with 100 per cent renewable energy, leads call for climate action

News / Energy

Sumitomo electric to supply energy storage system for Hokkaido

Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd, a Japanese maker of electric wire, cables and electric monitoring systems, will supply a large-size storage battery system to stabilize the flow of wind and solar pow...

1 Aug 2013

Sumitomo electric to supply energy storage system for Hokkaido

Press Releases / Reed Exhibitions UAE

IWS Expo 2014 space is all sold out

The 2nd International Water Summit (IWS), a unique platform for promoting global collaboration on water sustainability to be held January 20-22 at ADNEC, hosted by Masdar and in strategic partnership ...

24 Dec 2013

IWS Expo 2014 space is all sold out

News / Policy & Finance

Obama to confront oil pipeline, climate change

President Barack Obama's second-term energy agenda is taking shape and, despite the departure of key Cabinet officials, it looks a lot like the first: more reliance on renewable energy sources, such a...

18 Jan 2013

Obama to confront oil pipeline, climate change

Press Releases / KEMA

Keeping the lights on with Renewables

...renewables in the fuel mix is expected to grow strongly over the next decades. Smart grids and super grids are essential for the further development of our future energy system. In November 2012, DNV ...

21 Jan 2013

Keeping the lights on with Renewables

News / Energy

China’s pollution problems threaten Oz coal exports

...renewables and has made clear in the present four-year plan its commitment to increasing energy efficiency and developing alternative non-fossil fuel supplies. The authorities in Beijing have also int...

24 Dec 2013

China’s pollution problems threaten Oz coal exports

News / Carbon & Climate

Call to move fast on proven carbon capture

Carbon capture and storage proponents argue the technology is proving itself in 12 large-scale demonstration plants, preventing 25 million tonnes a year of greenhouse gases reaching the atmosphere. ...

11 Oct 2013

Call to move fast on proven carbon capture

News / Transport

EU may extend aviation carbon freeze to 2020, adviser says

Europe may decide in the next five months to extend a freeze on emissions limits for foreign flights to as long as 2020, a European Union adviser said. EU lawmakers will consider the position of natio...

6 Dec 2013

EU may extend aviation carbon freeze to 2020, adviser says

News / Energy

Offshore wind could calm hurricanes

US engineers have thought of a new way to take the heat out of a hurricane. Fortuitously-placed offshore wind farms could make dramatic reductions in wind speeds and storm surge wave heights. Hurrican...

27 Feb 2014

Offshore wind could calm hurricanes

News / Energy

Asia still global leader in clean energy

...renewables and vast potential for renewable deployment, Asia's top position is unlikely to change for the years to come,” Sjardin said. “Although China, Japan and India will drive investments for Asia...

16 Jan 2013

Asia still global leader in clean energy

News / Energy

Japan plans to build world's largest offshore wind farm

Japan is now preparing to build the world's largest offshore wind farm this July, a move for the country to rely more on renewable energy. Officials say the proposal calls for construction of 143 wind...

17 Jan 2013

Japan plans to build world's largest offshore wind farm

News / Carbon & Climate

China to Pay $1.4 Billion in Subsidies for Renewable Energy

China, the world’s biggest carbon emitter, will pay 8.6 billion yuan ($1.4 billion) in subsidies for electricity generated from renewable power this year. Regional financial authorities will allocate ...

19 Dec 2012

China to Pay $1.4 Billion in Subsidies for Renewable Energy

News / Energy

Tuen Mun water treatment plant powers up

A second hydropower plant will be operational in Tuen Mun two years from now, according to the Water Supplies Department. The first hydropower system in Hong Kong started operation at the Tuen Mun Wat...

19 Jul 2013

Tuen Mun water treatment plant powers up

News / Energy

Biofuel credit shortage to boost US gasoline exports, IEA says

A shortage of biofuel credits needed for gasoline sales in the U.S. may lead to an increase in exports of the fuel from America in 2014, according to the International Energy Agency. The U.S. Environm...

9 Aug 2013

Biofuel credit shortage to boost US gasoline exports, IEA says

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