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  1. SM


    attorneys at the U.S. International Trade Commission are arguing that their recommendation to impose a tariff on foreign solar cells - something President Donald...
      

    • Stephen Replied
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  2. PP


    It's a hard to believe how some countries are fast developing renewable energy. The best example for this is Germany. They has so much...
      

    • Petar Replied
    • 9 replies
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  3. PP


    Three countries: USA, China and India will account for two third of global renewable expansion for next four years.China represents half of global solar...
      

    • Pavel Replied
    • 2 replies
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  4. AV


    With climate change the UK government set ambitious targets to reduce emissions by 57 percent by 2030. Alternatives like wind, solar and renewable energy...
      

  5. OS


    China has just opened the world's first 'solar highway'. It's a kilometer long, and will eventually charge all those EVs China is putting out.   
      

    • LAOIL Replied
    • 2 replies
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  6. VK


    Advanced plans by Dutch power grid aims to build power hub possibly at Dogger Bank whose scale would dwarf current offshore sites. Britain’s homes...
      

  7. PP


    Renewable energy will dominate in S Korea and for these process Korean's  authority  is planning to establish new energy roadmap for the next 12...
      

    • Pavel Replied
    • 6 replies
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  8. VK


    Armenia has long relied on Russia for its energy needs. However the government is still hoping to reduce  that dependence by using resource that...
      

  9. JA


    UK Government’s bet on subsidizing renewable energy power has already halved the carbon emissions from the power generation industry over the past five years. The...
      

  10. SP


    British wind farms generated more electricity than coal plants on more than 75% of days this year. Overall, renewables provided more power than coal...
      

    • Selva Replied
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  11. PP


    Solar still generates less electricity than nuclear but it's growing rapidly. According to experts growth rates and cost reductions for solar have far exceeded...
      

    • Pavel Replied
    • 1 reply
    • 1,673 views
  12. VK


    The world's biggest polluter, China is rolling out the world's most ambitious plan to reduce emissions. This project would make polluting companies pay for...
      

  13. PP


    Devastating climate change could lead to 1 million migrants a year entering European Union by the end of this century, according to the study...
      

    • Petar Replied
    • 2 replies
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  14. Marina Schwarz


    The renewable energy industry is as heavily reliant on fossil-fuelled vehicles and installations as Saudi Arabia is on oil. Is anyone working to change this?...
      

  15. JT


    Researchers and public health groups are suing the Trump administration to stop the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) policy blocking grant recipients from serving on...
      

    • Joanna Replied
    • 6 replies
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  16. PP


    Canada isn't rushing to use the sun to make an electricity. Solar energy accounts for just 0.5 percent of all Canada's generated electricity and...
      

    • Pavel Replied
    • 0 replies
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  17. SP


    Solar growth started in 2010 and by 2016 more than 260,000 Americans worked in this industry. Manufacturing accounts for less than 15 percent of...
      

    • Selva Replied
    • 2 replies
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  18. Marina Schwarz


    I just read that BP's bought a large stake in a solar power company. There's obviously a rush to go green. Some are doing...
      

  19. AV


    Even President Trump is denying global warning, he can't ignore cost of climate-change disasters. They cost U.S. more than $200 billion this year.  
      

  20. VK


    The Netherlands authorities will unseal bids to construct  two 350 megawatt offshore wind turbines, hoping at least some of the bids will be for wind...

  21. PP


    This wind turbine manufacturer began building a 30 megawatt-hour precursor for a gigawatt-scale thermal energystoragesystem. It will use industry-standard heaters and the heat will...
      

    • Petar Replied
    • 2 replies
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  22. KT


    I'm seeing reports now that say the new tax bill actually hangs on to the tax credits for renewables and also extends the tax...
      

  23. PP


    New directive of the European Union to double current renewable energy by 2030. Great but not if you plan to cut trees and burn...
      

    • Pavel Replied
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  24. AV


    Production of syngas could contribute to reduced fossil fuel use.  Could this technique be a replacement for traditional carbon capture?
      

  25. PP


    New directive of the European Union to double current renewable energy by 2030. Great but not if you plan to cut trees and burn...
      

    • Pavel Replied
    • 0 replies
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  26. VK


    According to IHS Markit Ltd forecast world's solar is about to hit 100 Gigawatts next year. And all thanks to world's biggest market for...
      

  27. PP


    In one segment, India's showing most growth in the world: rooftop solar. From the last year they installed more solar proof capacity then four...
      

    • Petar Replied
    • 5 replies
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  28. SP


    Canadian Solar Inc could go private following a trend of other major solar manufacturers. What does this privatization mean for these companies? 

    • Selva Replied
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  29. JT


    California has been happy to tweak the rules to get more self-driving cars on the road, but it still has its limits. The state's DMV has eliminated a...
      

    • Joanna Replied
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  30. PT


    Without national targets and commitments, it's wishful thinking not policy. More than 50 leading European and multinational corporations argues that the 27% target is too...
      

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