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Dubai FDI inflows at Dh3.44bn
The 77 companies set up in Dubai represent different operations including logistics, construction, technology, chemicals and renewable energy, reflecting the growing diversity of enterprises leveraging Dubai to gain traction and service strategic
Revitalizing Japan: Building a disaster-resistant nation
The small power stations are operating at a favorable time, as all electricity they generate will be purchased by major electric power utilities under the special measures law for renewable energy sources that will take effect in July.
Obama Administration Announces Major Steps toward Leasing for Offshore Wind ...
Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) Director Tommy P. Beaudreau announced that the department's renewable energy initiative has cleared an important environmental review, allowing Interior to move forward
ENERGIZED: City gets 'proactive' as it lays out regs for solar, wind generatio
According to the website solarhome.org, solar power is the ultimate renewable energy source whether you're an eco-minded consumer or practical individualist. It also states that Florida is home to the largest photovoltaic power plant in North America
The Age
BUYERS of solar panels and hot-water systems are being warned they face at least a 12-month wait if they want the full rebate to which they're entitled under the government's renewable energy scheme. Industry experts say the government registry through
Sydney Morning Herald
BUYERS of solar panels and hot-water systems are being warned they face at least a 12-month wait if they want the full rebate to which they're entitled under the government's renewable energy scheme. Industry experts say the government registry through
Wind blows away best of the rest
Federal officials also said they have finalized a lease form designed to streamline the process of issuing renewable energy leases to such projects. This may not sound like such great news after Delaware's recent experience with NRG Bluewater Wind
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD: Feeding the world one degree at a time
Further, the universities' response reported on a US Department of Agriculture report titled "Employment Opportunities for College Graduates in Food, Renewable Energy, and the Environment, 2010-2015." This USDA report projects that 53500 graduates will
Solar company Natcore setting up shop in Rochester
Natcore announced in December that it had signed a patent license agreement with the US Energy Department's National Renewable Energy Laboratory giving it access to NREL patents to develop and commercialize black silicon solar cells.
Metro
The government has already unveiled a plan to reduce the amount of public money available for this type of renewable energy source, but the MPs said it did not go far enough. 'In these financially straitened times, we think it is unwise to make
Our opinion: State should help spur growth in renewable energy
Nearly every industry has had to make adjustments to adapt to new efficiencies, processes and technological advances. It's time for the state of Iowa to make one of those adjustments to address changes in the way our communities get their power.
Scharnau: Increase efficiency, renewable energy
In his recent State of the Union address, President Obama offered a vision of both clean energy from wind and solar and more drilling for dirty fossil fuels like oil and gas. He called for a clean energy standard that encourages domestic investment in
Old Fuel Source Lighting Way for Long-Term Energy Investors
Yes, renewable energy, nuclear power and other alternatives will grow, but not enough to become primary producers of energy. So how the heck will this demand be met? We can't just run out of energy. If we won't have new sources of energy,
