News about Solar, Wind and alternative green power technologies

Renewable Energy Outlook For Asia Pacific 2012

For Asia Pacific, the top six predictions for 2012 are: 1. Conventional Power Generation & T&D Infrastructure Development will be the strongest and largest source of revenue for power equipment industry. 2. There will be a 20 % growth in the renewable energy markets in 2012, in terms of total investments. 3. There will be [...]

Continue reading...

Update on Masdar – World Largest Carbon-Neutral City -

Masdar, an Abu Dhabi company, had to cancel their plans for a building that generates more energy than it exhausts. This was to be the first building of its kind. This setback occurred one year following the financial crisis that caused Masdar to terminate their scheduled creation of the first carbon-neutral city. Masdar holds the [...]

Continue reading...

Japan’s Green Town Being Built by Panasonic: Fujisawa SST

The SMART Town is a project that is not only going to save energy but will change the concept of how towns are constructed in Japan. In collaboration with eight companies Panasonic is building an eco-energy town, which is going to be full-fledge with energy saving technologies. In theory, the houses that are going to [...]

Continue reading...

A Study On Solar Power In Madagascar

Scientists from Madagascar Biodiversity Center have developed a new tool for the study of species. These are the species which are in danger due to deforestation, i.e. clean power. Solar panels have been installed by the volunteers, which can save research time while the power outages, thus reducing the carbon footprints of the center. This [...]

Continue reading...

Google’s Investing In Renewable Energy: California

Google did an investment of $100 million in the wind farm in Shepherds Flat (Oregon). After completion the farm will be considered the biggest farm in the world as it will produce 845MW of clean energy. Similar kind of investment was also recently done in California for a solar power tower and mobile bio-fuel production [...]

Continue reading...

BNEF Announces A Fall of 34% In Clean Energy Investment Due to Incentives Cut in Europe

Weighed down by the U.S.’s low natural gas prices and Europe’s subsidiary cuts, Bloomberg New Energy Finance announced that in this year’s first quarter new investment in the field of renewable energy has dropped to its lowest in two years. The London based researcher stated today that, money flowing into share sales, private equity, asset [...]

Continue reading...

Opcon Signs Deal on Clean Energy (Swedish Company)

In an effort to promote a cleaner and healthier environment, Opcon AB (OPCO), a Stockholm-based technology group, signed an agreement to invest 250 million kronor ($40 million) in clean energy and energy efficiency businesses. The Clean energy company has successfully joined an Opcon agreement with GEM Global Yield Funds Ltd and GEM Investment Advisors Inc. [...]

Continue reading...

World Council for Renewable Energy’s Mission: Ban New Nuclear Power & Shift to Renewable Energy

In a press statement, WCRE asserts a worldwide and organized effort to ultimately prohibit all nuclear power. After the incidences in Three Mile Island, Chernobyl, Harrisburg and Fukushima, it is time to make a move and cut off dependence and eliminate this enormously unsafe and risky technology. Furthermore, they stated that it does not matter [...]

Continue reading...

Producing Hydrogen as a Renewable Resource

Siemens, at this moment, is part of a team investigating on the myriad of approaches on how to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) into useful chemical raw materials. In this research, they are taking into account the possibilities of removing the gas permanently from the environment. Such a process of fossil fuel combustion can reduce the [...]

Continue reading...

Renewable Resources Is Now the New Trend for Investors

At this day and age, besides media arts, financiers are now setting their sights on renewable energy sources for their investment funding. Even when some of these technologies are not fully tested and not fully operational in the commercial sector, a large amount of capital is being invested by the government to support these green [...]

Continue reading...