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Friday, 25 February 2011 Newsletter
“The renewable energy sector is clearly growing; the question is, can it grow fast enough to really put a dent in carbon emissions? We don’t know the answer yet” Bill McKibben, founder of 350.org
“The renewable energy sector is clearly growing; the question is, can it grow fast enough to really put a dent in carbon emissions? We don’t know the answer yet”

Renewable Energy Magazine spoke to Bill McKibben, founder of the carbon emissions reduction advocacy group, 350.org, in January, just days after the new Congress was seated and Republican Congressman John Boehner was sworn in as the new Speaker of the US House of Representatives.
Pedro Marín and Adnan Amin in head-to-head to run IRENA Pedro Marín and Adnan Amin in head-to-head to run IRENA
Only two candidates have gone through to the last stage of the process to head up the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA): Spain’s Pedro Marín and the Kenyan of Pakistani origin Adnan Amin, the Agency’s current Interim Director General. The final decision will be made in Abu Dhabi during the first week of April.
UN eyes $1.3 trillion annual investment to ‘kick start’ global green economy
Investing about $1.3 trillion -- or two percent of global GDP into ten key sectors ranging from renewable energy to sustainable agriculture -- would kick-start a transition towards a low carbon, resource-efficient green economy while also helping to reduce poverty, according to a new report from the United Nations Environment Program.
Panorama

United States
Municipalities say they can go green without expensive certification

Japan
Japan to adopt feed-in tariff scheme

Stewart Brand: Can democracies deal with a new energy regime?

Wind

Where there’s wind there’s a way: GL Garrad Hassan launches new wind resource maps

Vestas opens new R&D test centre in India

Honduras
Ground broken on first Honduran wind farm

Electric/Hybrid

Electric vehicles end epic 80-day world race

Automakers work to ramp up hydrogen mobility

Biofuels

Europe
Airline chiefs call for more investment in biofuels as deadline for emissions trading nears

Spain
Spanish biodiesel industry up against the ropes

PV Solar

UK
Feed-in tariff spurs development of region’s first major industrial PV array

World Wildlife Fund calls for greater investment in renewables in South Africa

India
Schott Solar break three records in one with 20-MW thin-film order

Agenda

First International Solar Process Heat Conference

World Sustainable Energy Days 2011

Deeper Water Offshore Wind – Lowering Costs Together


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