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News / Policy & Finance

Solar Shop shuts as subsidies evaporate

Australia's largest seller of solar panels, Solar Shop, has been placed in receivership and will be put up for sale. Ferrier Hodgson were appointed receivers and managers of the Adelaide-based busines...

9 Sep 2011

Solar Shop shuts as subsidies evaporate

News / Carbon & Climate

UN warns Chinese pollution has dire health implications

Chinese people are paying for the country's heavy pollution with their health, the head of the UN Environment Programme says. Achim Steiner said hundreds of thousands of people were affected by premat...

16 Nov 2011

UN warns Chinese pollution has dire health implications

News / Policy & Finance

United Nations CO2 scheme to take backseat in climate-aid drive

The U.N.'s carbon offset scheme will play only a small role in the developed world's pledge to raise $100 billion in annual climate aid for developing nations by 2020, and analysts say that is driving...

29 Nov 2011

United Nations CO2 scheme to take backseat in climate-aid drive

News / Policy & Finance

Gov’t urged to delay wind, solar projects

The Federation of Philippine Industries is urging the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to defer the issuance of feed-in tariff (FIT) rates for wind and solar power projects as these technologies are...

12 Sep 2011

Gov’t urged to delay wind, solar projects

News / Policy & Finance

Govt renews commitment to cut gas emissions by 26 pct

The government renewed its commitment on Saturday to encourage a 26-percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020. "Although no developing country, including Indonesia, is obliged to cut gas e...

1 Oct 2011

Govt renews commitment to cut gas emissions by 26 pct

News / Energy

India's first renewable energy based smart mini-grid system commissioned

India has commissioned a first of its kind Renewable Energy Based Smart Mini-Grid System at TERI Retreat in Gurgaon. "The country must have strong safeguards so that it gets the best technology and a...

4 Jul 2011

India's first renewable energy based smart mini-grid system commissioned

News / Energy

Nation's broad technology portfolio cited

Kenji Uenishi, President of GE Energy, Asia Pacific, has said that having a diversified energy portfolio is the key to energy security. “Policy makers have to act quickly to realize the country’s ’gr...

6 Jul 2011

Nation's broad technology portfolio cited

Opinion / Energy

Why India's blackout illuminates the path to energy security, by Robin Mills

...renewables. In the longer term, perhaps an integrated south Asian grid is not an impossible dream. Ideally, the great blackout of 2012 will be just the shock India's convoluted political scene needs...

10 Aug 2012

Why India's blackout illuminates the path to energy security, by Robin Mills

News / Energy

Data, policy key to successful wind projects

Technology and knowledge are important aspects of wind energy projects, but one important factor that makes a difference is data. Unfortunately, such data is often scarce or non-existent, experts said...

3 Nov 2011

Data, policy key to successful wind projects

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Accelerating toward the climate cliff

A new report by PricewaterhouseCoopers finds humanity has its foot on the accelerator as we head toward a cliff. The only hope is very rapid deployment of carbon-free technology starting ASAP. The t...

9 Nov 2012

Accelerating toward the climate cliff

Press Releases / GE Indonesia

Only 1 in 10 Indonesians understand 'Renewable Energy' despite deep concern about Air Pollution.

JAKARTA, June 7, 2011 -- 7 in 10 Indonesians polled in a GE Energy-commissioned survey recently identified 'Air Pollution' as their greatest environmental concern. The results, derived from face-to-fa...

15 Jun 2011

Only 1 in 10 Indonesians understand 'Renewable Energy' despite deep concern about Air Pollution.

News / Transport

Electric vehicles trialing on Western Australian roads

A trial for electric vehicles is underway in WA, with 11 specially converted electric cars being put on roads throughout Perth. The extensive trial is generating real data and benefits from a Universi...

30 Sep 2011

Electric vehicles trialing on Western Australian roads

News / Carbon & Climate

Norway pledges $300 million/year to green world's power

Norway will spend NOK 1.8 billion ($300 million) a year to devise ways to help some of the world's poorest people get better access to energy and to develop a new market-based system to limit emission...

18 Jan 2012

Norway pledges $300 million/year to green world's power

News / Energy

Largest-ever Cambodian solar project launched

Cambodia's biggest solar power initiative to date – expected to provide electricity to 12,000 households in off-grid areas – will be completed on January 31, according to officials involved with the p...

18 Jan 2012

Largest-ever Cambodian solar project launched

News / Transport

Gamesa builds electric-car unit to wring profit from wind plants

Gamesa Corp Tecnologica SA, the Spanish wind-turbine maker with factories from China to Brazil, plans to grab a share of the market for electric-car charging as use of the low-emission vehicles expand...

18 Jan 2012

Gamesa builds electric-car unit to wring profit from wind plants

News / Carbon & Climate

Global consumers crave green energy in survey: Vestas

Consumers around the world overwhelmingly support the rollout of renewable energy, but many have mistaken views about "green" products, according to a survey conducted by TNS Gallup for Vestas Wind Sy...

28 Jun 2011

Global consumers crave green energy in survey: Vestas

News / Policy & Finance

IFC recommends subsidy to renewable energy

The International Finance Corp. (IFC), the investment arm of the World Bank, has warned the government against flip flopping on its policy on renewable energy projects saying the subsidy to renewable ...

6 Jul 2011

IFC recommends subsidy to renewable energy

News / Energy

India: 2 GW telecom tower market

Bridge to India has released the April 2012 edition of their quarterly market analysis report - The India Solar Compass. According to the latest issue, the telecom tower is a viable option for develop...

4 Apr 2012

India: 2 GW telecom tower market

News / Carbon & Climate

Denmark supports green growth in Vietnam

Denmark has launched a new development aid program focusing on green growth and clean technology in Vietnam, the Danish Embassy in Hanoi announced Tuesday. The Business Partnership Program (DBP) aims ...

17 Aug 2011

Denmark supports green growth in Vietnam

News / Water

Water shortages threaten renewable energy production, experts warn

The development of new renewable energy technologies and other expanding sources of energy such as shale gas will be limited by the availability of water in some regions of the world, according to re...

27 Jun 2011

Water shortages threaten renewable energy production, experts warn