Developers, manufacturers, investors and other renewable energy industry stakeholders need to know where the next big market is going to be so that they can adjust their business decisions accordingly.
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Unlikely Coalition Joins Forces to Recommend Changes to Ontario’s Feed-in Tariff Program
Renewable energy advocates and a solar industry trade group filed a joint submission as part of the province of Ontario’s scheduled two-year review of its groundbreaking feed-in tariff (FIT) program.
Renewable Energy Recap: Romania
Developers, manufacturers, investors and other renewable energy industry stakeholders need to know where the next big market is going to be so that they can adjust their business decisions accordingly.
Renewable Energy Recap: Hungary
Developers, manufacturers, investors and other renewable energy industry stakeholders need to know where the next big market is going to be so that they can adjust their business decisions accordingly.
Only Three Days Left — Submit Your Nomination for the 2012 Excellence in Renewable Energy Awards!
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Latin America Report: Environmental Concerns Surface
Many regions in Latin America are struggling to build thriving economies on top of an old energy infrastructure. That’s why we’re seeing such rapid advancement of wind projects, and why we’ll likely see the same for solar a bit further down the road. …
Project Finance in a Post Stimulus World
In the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2008, the United States and other countries took historic measures to promote investment and financing across chosen sectors of the economy. In the United States, the renewable energy industry was delighted…
Can We Achieve a "Smart Home" Future?
The concept of the smart grid continues to mystify both utilities and consumers alike. Is it cost-effective? What is the best method for deployment? Is the public ready for it? Do we actually need it?
Only One Week Left — Submit Your Nomination for the 2012 Excellence in Renewable Energy Awards!
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Asia Report: China Takes Sharp Turn in Push for Solar Energy
Facing a manufacturing overcapacity and a growing need for clean energy, China announced a plan that could have impacts on both fronts.
Editor’s Letter: What Will The Future Hold?
Listening to a recent roundtable discussion among American utility executives, I was surprised to learn that most of them factor in the price of carbon when accounting for future energy costs. I thought that boat had passed in 2009 when the Cap and Tr…
Let’s Spend Our Energy Developing an Energy Policy
As a nation, we are spending way too much energy arguing about energy. With all the energy-related debates going on today about everything from environmental regulations to the role of government subsidies, it is time to step back and remember that al…
Let’s Spend Our Energy Developing an Energy Policy
As a nation, we are spending way too much energy arguing about energy. With all the energy-related debates going on today about everything from environmental regulations to the role of government subsidies, it is time to step back and remember that al…
Latin America Report: International Firms Chart Course Into Region
International corporations continue to look to the Latin American market for expansion opportunities as renewable energy cements itself as a viable solution for nations with an increased level of consumption.
Only Two Weeks Left — Submit Your Nomination for the 2012 Excellence in Renewable Energy Awards!
http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/rea/awards/2012
Policy Outlook 2012: Don’t Expect Much From Washington
Political turmoil has enveloped 2011, and it is expected set the scene for the coming year. The late-August Solyndra bankruptcy news cast a dark mark on the Department of Energy (DOE) loan program, which is fueling an already fiery Washington D.C. cli…
Asia Report: Two Views on Durban Deal
European negotiators wanted a binding agreement, and the United States seemed content to sit on the sidelines. The real focus of the U.N. climate talks, though, rested with China, India and Brazil — nations destined for huge growth in their economie…
Baby Steps in Climate Negotiations are Still Steps in the Right Direction
I wasn’t able to attend the [frustrating] climate change talks in Durban, South Africa this year, although I would have loved to. South Africa is an incredible place to visit.
I say the talks are frustrating because they always seem to go…
What Lawsuit? DOC-funded Program Facilitates U.S.-Chinese Trade for All Renewables
There has been much tension in the renewables industry as the U.S.-China trade dispute progresses. Valid arguments for and against the suit have been made clear, and the ITC (International Trade Commission) has determined that Chinese solar panel impo…
Hype Busters From Lux Research Explain Grid Based Energy Storage
In 1883 Thomas Edison said, “The storage battery is one of those peculiar things which appeals to the imagination, and no more perfect thing could be desired by stock swindlers than that very selfsame thing. … Just as soon as a man gets working on t…