- Six of the best and worst countries for solar power policy and progress
Posted by
Michelle Fisher • 21 July 2016
BY BROOKE NALLY
Though more and more countries are making efforts to switch to renewable energy sources, not everyone is on board with sustainability. The solar industry in particular has bee...tags: Solar, Policy, Energy, USA, China, Spain, Germany, Australia, Japan, Power, Feed-in tariff
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- Electricity is on track for decarbonisation – what about decarbonising heat?
Posted by
Michelle Fisher • 13 July 2016
BY HELEN TROUP
The proportion of low carbon electricity generation in the UK has risen steeply over the years, such that DEFRA’s conversion factor (a measure of the CO2 in each kWh ener...tags: Decarbonization, DECC, Carbon, Energy, Heat
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- Solar Power: Top 10 Round-Up
Posted by
Michelle Fisher • 06 May 2016
Solar power continues to thrive globally in the renewable energy market, so we've delved into our past blog posts and features to bring you a selection of some of our top articles focused on solar pow...tags: Solar power, Renewable, MENA, Japan, China, Technology, Middle East, North Africa, Developing countries, USA
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- 5 energy innovations revolutionizing the developing world
Posted by
Michelle Fisher • 06 April 2016
BY GEORGIA GIFFORD
Global perceptions of renewable energy have been changing gradually as technologies become more advanced, adaptable and innovative. Traditional views in opposition ...tags: Solar, Renewable, Energy, Technology, Developing world, Innovation
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- Why 2016 looks set to be the year the tide turns decisively in favour of fuel cell electric vehicles
Posted by
Steve Barrett • 21 March 2016
Dr Henri Winand – CEO of Intelligent Energy, UK
Dieselgate is catalyst for change
There is little doubt that the fallout is continuing to be felt from the revelations of emissions-rigging in t...tags: Power generation, Fuel cells, Fuel cell electric vehicles, FCEVs, Hydrogen energy, Clean energy
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