As Ukraine Eyes A Green Energy Plan, Russia Attacks…Coal?
Advocates for Ukraine’s green energy transition had their case underscored by the latest barrage of Russian missiles.
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Who’s Afraid Of The Big Green Hydrogen? Not Galp!
Technology improvements and the Inflation Reduction Act give green hydrogen an edge over all those other hydrogens.
EU Minister Calls For $586 Billion Investment In Nuclear Energy
The European Union wants to classify nuclear and gas as “green energy.” That’s a lie twice told.
Here Comes The (Third) Solar Crowdfund: CrowdSun
Move over, Mosaic and SunFunder. There’s a new solar crowdfunding website in town—Crowdsun.com. The third online investment platform for financing solar projects bills itself as “Your solution to safe, green funding.” CrowdSun has already funded over $2 million across 11 campaigns, two of which have hit the 100% mark so … [continued]
Ecotricity Film — Don’t Squeeze Gas Out Of Britain #Frackfree (VIDEO)
Originally published on 1Sun4All. We’ve written about Britain’s leading green energy company Ecotricity several times (for example, here and here). In early March, the company premiered a short online film as part of a new anti-fracking campaign. “Don’t squeeze the last gas out of Britain” was shown at a launch event with Green Party MP Caroline Lucas in … [continued]
Solar PV Module Revenues To Turn Upward, But Not Until 2015
Revenues and average selling prices for solar PV module manufacturers continued to drop in 2012 amid a continued overhang of supply. Further contraction and consolidation lies ahead, at least until 2015, according to NPD Solarbuzz.
RSPB Team Up With Ecotricity To Create Renewable Energy Nature Reserves
The British Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) is teaming up with the world’s first green energy company, Ecotricity to develop more environmentally friendly site selections for renewable energy installations which could see renewable energy installations double as wildlife reserves. The two organisations say the partnership will deepen … [continued]
Deepwater Wind Files Final Federal, State Permits for Block Island Wind Farm
Said to be “the most thorough study ever conducted of a U.S. offshore wind farm,” Deepwater Wind invested three-years and $7 million in completing the permit applications for the proposed 30-MW Block Island Wind Farm, a project that management sees as a stepping stone on the path toward carrying out much larger projects off the US northeast and mid-Atlantic coast.
Stimulus to Power Asia-Pacific Solar PV Demand to New Heights in Q4
A confluence of solar PV stimulus programs will power 80% growth in the Asia-Pacific region in Q4 2012, as demand shifts from Europe to emerging solar PV markets around the world, according to an NPD SolarBuzz forecast. Solar PV capacity is surging in major economic zones around the world, but government incentive programs in China, India, and Japan will make the APAC region the fastest growing. […]
Florida Atlantic’s National Marine Renewable Energy Center Applies to Test Marine Turbines in the Gulf…
Florida Atlantic University’s Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center (SNMREC) is the first to apply for a Bureau of Ocean Energy Management lease to install and operate experimental marine turbines some 15 miles off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, smack in the Atlantic Ocean’s powerful Gulf Stream current.
