News about Solar, Wind and alternative green power technologies

What is ITER: Fusion Energy

ITER is a Latin word meaning “the way.” It refers to a major international experiment that seeks to demonstrate the scientific and technical possibility of fusion as a source of energy. ITER will be 30 times larger in comparison to the Joint European Torus (JET), currently the world’s largest comparable experiment in operation. It will [...]

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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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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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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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Toshiba, Sojitz Selected for Renewable Energy in Regions Affected by Quake

In order to join hands in the efforts that are being made by Japan to encourage the use of renewable energy in regions that were recently hit by tsunami and earthquake, Toshiba Corp. will be conducting a feasibility study based on solar energy along with Taisei Corporation and Sojitz Corporation. The above mentioned companies were [...]

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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 [...]

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Using Nuclear Power (Fusion) To Reach the Stars

If mankind is really serious about sending spaceships to other stars in the universe within our current lifespan, then we will need to devise innovative propulsion techniques, which will enable the machines to move out of the confinement of our Solar System. The best option, as of now, is power of nuclear fusion. However, the [...]

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5-7 Percent of India’s Energy Requirement Might Be Met By Solar Power in 2021-2022

KPMG, a global consulting company, says that solar energy can supply 5-7 % of the energy requirements of India by 2021-2022. Dr. Farooq Abdullah, the Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, says that India is exposed to a rich amount f solar energy, which can be quantified to above 5 thousands trillion KWH per year. [...]

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Renewable Energy – The Future Energy Trend of Egypt

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published a detailed written document the past week, which contains an analysis to assess the importance of renewable energy sources as well as to evaluate technology alternatives for preventing incremental greenhouse effects. According to the report, by 2030, close to 43 percent of the global power [...]

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California Found Gold: Solar Power

The second gold rush of California, it has been called by top companies dealing in solar energy, staking claims in the open deserts of southern California to grab the sun light, one of the best of its freely available resources. Although the Native Americans, some environmentalists and other parties are somewhat critical about the solar [...]

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