News about Solar, Wind and alternative green power technologies

China Will Be Spending $3B on Alternative Energy – Trees

China is planning to make an investment of $3 billion during the next decade in order to develop alternative energy fuels, to fight against desertification as well as to avoid landslides. In accordance to what the leading engineer of the State Forestry Administration, Wu Jian, stated at a news conference during the week, that the [...]

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High Yield Crops Prevent Carbon Emissions From Rising

The Green Revolution that took place in the late 20th century helped to increase crop yields and thus helped to feed a growing global population. In accordance to a recent report that was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science, the later has also assisted in keeping the emission of greenhouse gas [...]

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A World Fully Powered By Renewable Energy By 2030; A Case Study

Our planet can be powered fully by renewable sources of energy in only two decades. Research is even showing that renewable energy can be cheaper than conventional coal energy. The question clinging in our mind is certainly – How can that be possible? The key solution is in the scale of solar, wind and water [...]

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Renewable Energy v.s Fossil Fuel

There is an increasing enthusiasm in the expanding needs of global energy from traditional and alternative energy sources. In reality, there are very few new methods available to harness energy. Solar, wind or water power are all traditional sources but in a rapid progress. Interestingly, the shared passion everyone has for the development of clean [...]

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No More Fossil Fuel: What About Renewable Energy And Its Interdependency

Oil based energy production might in the future see its fall. No, matter how long it will take, one day our oil reservoirs will be depleted. We are already adding renewable energy sources to compliment fossil fuel production of energy. But will it be enough? The optimistic perspective of a “renewable economy” might be quite [...]

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Produce Your Own Electricity – Is it The Best Option in UK -

Governmental feed-in tariff schemes are paving the way for spurring growth in renewable energy. An attempt to go from large-scale to small-scale electricity production might astronomically be effective. The two main key alternative sources envisaged are wind turbines and solar panels. It is the right time to invest in domestic energy. Going from macro-generation to [...]

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Wind Farms Taking Another Rise in Britain

There is positive news on the edge of Britain’s shores. Companies such Gamesa, Mitsubushi and as well as Spanish wind Turbine company are tempting to invest in UK Manufacturing, after the approval of offshore wind farms subsidies by the government. According to Lord Mandelson, Mitsubushi has taken the commitment to invest £100m for the construction [...]

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Solution for Limited Land: Bio-fuel can Be Grown at Sea

The greatest restraint for bio-fuel as an alternative source of energy is the land it occupies. However, seaweeds can be planted at sea. Bio-fuel has hardly taken-off the ground due the massive land that it will require. It would produce social and environmental cost as deforestation would be one its hindrances for success. The price [...]

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Green Initiative led by Google

There aren’t lots of chances that the corporate world makes a drastic manoeuvre in the field of green energy. They might be investing in renewable energy, as well as low-cost energy solutions but it is insufficient to tackle climate change. The necessary solutions to make renewable energy an overwhelming welcome is to develop renewable energy [...]

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Unveiling Emissions Generated from the Developed World

China is becoming a more known icon in release of CO2. Yet this boost in pollution is caused by exported products. The rise in production generating more emission is a direct effect of Western demand, as mentioned in recent reports. The indirect contribution of developed world in increasing emission in developing nations has remained an [...]

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