Europe
Supergrid could lead to 25% cut in offshore wind costs and create thousands of jobs
Thursday, 22 September 2011 Toby Price A new report by the UK government’s Commons Energy and Climate Change Select Committee has highlighted the benefits of developing a new supergrid connecting European countries’ offshore wind capac...
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Latest renewables news hot off the press - 06/09/2011
Tuesday, 06 September 2011 REM • Debt-choked Greece seeks solar bonanza Reuters • South Korea $97 Million Renewables Fund to Spur Investment, Official Says Bloomberg • Tonga and New Zealand to construct solar power...
US
Green light for hybrid solar and geothermal project
Thursday, 18 August 2011 Toby Price Enel Green Power has been granted final regulatory approval to develop a ground-breaking new renewable energy plant in Nevada (US). The plant will combine solar and geothermal power, making it one of ...
Green Sugars™, the New Oil?
Thursday, 11 August 2011 Mark Emalfarb Renewable Energy Magazine welcomes Mark Emalfarb, President and Chief Executive Officer of Dyadic, the latest expert wishing to share his ideas and opinions through his new blog Making a Difference. M...
REM update
Our hottest articles to date
Wednesday, 10 August 2011 REM How time files! After the launch of our new look website and Twitter account in February, we’re already in August. Since the year begun, Renewable Energy Magazine has published over 820 articles...
Japan continues to pursue dream of solar power harvested from space
Tuesday, 12 July 2011 Dan McCueIn the wake of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster in Japan, many have speculated about how the densely populated and resource poor country will meet its future energy needs.
Egypt
One of first solar-gas hybrid plants in the world goes live
Thursday, 07 July 2011 REM Even the recent social uprising in Egypt has not stopped Iberdrola from pushing forward with its plans to commission the 150-MW Kuraymat power plant due south of Cairo, which fuses solar energy with a...
Report from Japan
What will we learn from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster?
Monday, 04 July 2011 Richard Crume As my flight approached the Japan coastline several days ago, debris from the Great East Japan Earthquake and devastating tsunami was evident in the ocean waters below, a reminder of the devastation a...
Latest renewables news hot off the press - 22/06/2011
Wednesday, 22 June 2011 REM • EPA proposes 2012 ethanol use at 13.2 billion gallons Reuters• What Do We Do Until Renewables Are In Place? Power Online• Solar Energy Projects Picking up Again After Uprising IPS&bul...
Three-year project results in new nacelle-mounted Lidar power curve measurement procedure
Rooftop PV system provides clean energy for 300 Japanese households
US food giant unveils a new waste to energy production system
Solar industry association cheers Germany's €50 million of additional support for R&D
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