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China Investing Into Solar Energy Projects In India

One of China’s largest solar panel manufacturers, China Sunergy, is ready to invest in Solar Energy Projects in India. This is what Sunergy’s chief Executive Officer, Mr. Stephan Cai said to the Business line. In 2010, China’s Sunergy provided 45 MW of energy in total to two projects in Gujarat. The Chinese giant is even [...]

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Renewable Energy Outlook for 2012 – Is It another Green Year For Wind Energy

Wind energy has been leading the renewable-energy industry, and we can perceive the rising size of wind turbines. But apparently, the industry is now going back to medium-sized wind turbine with capacity of 100 kW, or with rotor of diameters of 19 m or less. The pressure is immense with the finite oil reserves being [...]

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GCC States Support Key Roles In Implementing Renewable Energy

In DOHA, the development of renewable energy is considered as a key role according to UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Dr. Anwar Mohammed Gargash. The GCC countries are stressing on the importance of developing the renewable sector, so has to become a world icon. According to Dr. Gargash, Abu Dhabi-based renewable Energy Company [...]

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Wind Energy – A Story Across The World

In the future wind power is expected to contribute the largest portion of renewable energy, other sources such as solar power are likely going to represent only a minor fraction of energy provided by wind power. According to EWITS, US will have 20 percent of its energy need provided by wind power by 2030, where [...]

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Construction of the Most Hygienic Coal Plant on Earth

The most hygienic coal plant on earth is actually being built. Even though the majority of people in the field are claiming that the capture and sequestration of carbon is way too costly to be practical, this technology seems to be quite remarkable. The Texas Clean Energy Project, also commonly known as the TCEP is [...]

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Alternative Sources Of Renewable Energy

Renewable energy’s future seems to be shining even though the near future appears to be dark. As global warming effects are growing clearer, it appears rather sure that the sources of renewable energy will have an increasingly big role to play in the generation of global power. One very good example might be the purchase [...]

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There Is an Abundance of Renewable Sources Of Energy

Currently, United States is still heavily reliant on non-renewable energy sources such as coal, natural gas and oil. These sources of energy are also known as fossil fuel Yet, governments are realizing that fossil fuel is a finite source of energy, which is deemed to come to an end, and the cost of extracting these [...]

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Solar Powered Water Purification Systems – Mobile MaxPure

An innovative stand-alone solar-powered water purification system has been introduced to the market by Worldwater & Solar Technologies Incorporated. It is a machine built with a pump, filter, to desalinate water and to purify. The system does also provide energy for purposes such as communication. The standalone machine has already several successful stories across the [...]

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World Future Energy Summit 2012 Reveals Renewable Energy Ambitions

World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi attracted approximately 26,000 people, including the world’s most advance innovative green companies. Key points revealed at Abu Dhabi’s World Future Energy Summit 2012. 1. United Arab Emirates – Motivated To Promote Renewable Energy In the Arab world, only a few countries are embracing renewable energy. UAE is steadily [...]

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India’s Ambition To Use Renewable Energy

India is a country known for its dense population and its marvelous progress in informative technology. However, if we look back 7 years, and evaluate the slogan ‘Power for All by 2012’, the progress is ridiculous. In November 2011, the International Energy Agency reported that there are still 288 million people in India, who do [...]

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