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Ireland's 300 percent renewable energy potential
Ireland reportedly has the potential to produce three times the country’s energy needs according...
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Desertec Initiative debate continues
The US$400 billion Desertec Industrial Initiative is one of the biggest, and most formidable,...
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Europe’s major wind projects
According to the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), there has been a strong growth in the...
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Building a European super-grid
With efforts underway to receive 20 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020, Europe...
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UK's largest CO2 emitter to use biomass
Drax, the coal-fired power station company and Britain’s largest emitter of carbon dioxide, has...
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Amorphous solar cells
Making cost effective solar panels is one of the aims of photovoltaic manufacturers. If more...
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Aerogenerator and the next generation wind turbines
Efficiency is key when it comes to wind turbines. As such, a joint British, American and...
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Solar Impulse promises solar powered flight
The tests have been increasingly challenging; first a brief flight, then a day flight and then a...
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Molten salt as a solar transfer fluid
An Italian solar plant believes it has found a way to boost efficiency and output for solar power...
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Renewable energy growth faster than fossil fuel
A UN-backed study has reported that the building of new renewable energy plants has overtaken...
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Next Generation Utilities Summit
5th - 7th October 2010
The European power sector is at a critical juncture. The European Union’s 20-20-20 policy targets are driving a revolution in power technology and there are an abundance of old and polluting utilities that are in dire need of repair.
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