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New Zealand declares 2007 switch of energy efficiency strategy
The New Zealand Government's energy efficiency strategy has been considered ineffective and will hence be replaced in 2007.
The new Enercon E-126 Wind Turbine
The world’s largest wind turbine is now the Enercon E-126. This turbine has a rotor diameter of 126 meters (413 feet). The E-126 is a more sophisticated version of the E-112, formerly the world’s largest wind turbine and rated at 6 megawatts.
World's biggest polluters won't cut back on fossil fuel
Six of the world's major polluters, who participated in this week's Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate (AP6 or APPCDC), have launched a multi-million dollar fund to develop clean-energy, but stressed they will be heavily reliant on polluting fossil-fuels for generations to come.
The Energy Impact of Light Bulbs
See how much you can save with LEDs and CFLs over regular old incandescents. Then preorder the book Green Lighting.
Obama commits Billions to Solar Firms
President Barack Obama, under pressure to spur job growth, said on Saturday two solar energy companies will get nearly $2 billion in U.S. loan guarantees to create as many as 5,000 green jobs.
Solar thermal seeks U.S. breakthrough
Solar thermal power could be close to a breakthrough in the U.S. market, but only if developers can shave costs to beat back competition from photovoltaic solar systems and attract the huge sums needed to finance the renewable energy plants
Nuclear power seriously considered for ASEAN power grid
The Philippines and other members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are becoming alarmed over the rapid increase of global oil prices and are seriously looking into prospects of building nuclear powered plants to energize the electric needs of the 10 member nations of ASEAN.
BioFuels Conference
Biofuels research and development activities have increased significantly over
the past two years. The Department of Energy (DoE), the Department of Defense (DoD),
the National Science Foundation (NSF), and numerous state agencies have carefully
evaluated technologies and awarded funds (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) to
promising technologies that may considerably contribute to an increase in capacity,
production, and distribution of renewable fuels.
Building a Vibrant Energy Market for the SouthEast
Welcome to the 5th Annual Southeast Bioenergy Conference. Our Planning
Committee is hard at work putting together a program focused on bringing you the
information and technology essential to "Building a Vibrant Energy Market
for the Southeast." The SEBC is valued for creating interactive dialogue between its
500-600 attendees who are actively involved in bioenergy businesses ranging from
biofuels to power generation to energy efficiency. You can count on meeting with
attendees from executive branches of government involved with developing bioenergy
business; state and federal legislators; companies that are producing or have plans to
produce; industry vendors; banks and investors; and educators ranging from high school
programs to college professors.
BioFuels Conference
Biofuels research and development activities have increased significantly over
the past two years. The Department of Energy (DoE), the Department of Defense (DoD),
the National Science Foundation (NSF), and numerous state agencies have carefully
evaluated technologies and awarded funds (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) to
promising technologies that may considerably contribute to an increase in capacity,
production, and distribution of renewable fuels.