More Top Energy Stories Of The Week
June 29th, 2013 by Zachary Shahan
Aside from my solar energy roundup and clean transport roundup, as well as all the stories we’ve covered on CleanTechnica, here are 12 more energy-related stories that I think are worth a read (and one repeat):
Wind
- Wind to Lead Renewables in Oz, but Solar Will Overtake
- Bard Offshore Finished This Summer
- Vestas Wins Order for Largest Wind Energy Project in the Philippines
- Vestas Solidifies Its Leading Position in Sweden with 99 MW Order from Rabbalshede Kraft AB
- Government Signals Good Rates for Wind and Blank Cheque for Hinkley C
Energy Storage
- Energy Storage Systems for Solar and Wind Power Integration Will Total Nearly 22 Gigawatts of Installed Capacity from 2013 to 2023
- Beacon Power Emerges From Bankruptcy
Geothermal
Energy Efficiency
Coal & Carbon
- Coal Costing Europe Millions Of Working Hours Per Year
- Skyonic to Build World’s First Commercial-Scale Carbon Capture and Mineralization Plant
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About the Author
Zachary Shahan is tryin' to help society help itself (and other species) with the power of the typed word. He spends most of his time here on CleanTechnica as its director and chief editor, but he's also the president of Important Media and the director/founder of EV Obsession, Solar Love, and Bikocity. Zach is recognized globally as a solar energy, electric car, and energy storage expert. Zach has long-term investments in TSLA, FSLR, SPWR, SEDG, & ABB — after years of covering solar and EVs, he simply has a lot of faith in these particular companies and feels like they are good cleantech companies to invest in.
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