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Editorial Leader: New markets for a new era of power

AND WOW, there are certainly plenty of new markets for the renewable energy industry – and they are finally coming out into the light. Deployment of renewables is an “idea whose time has come”. These are the words of Adnan Amin, director general of the International Renewable ...

Posted 09 April 2013 by Gail Rajgor

tags: renewable energy , solar , solar energy , CSP , wind energy , wind power , renewables , alternative energy , EWEA , IRENA , IEA , blog , Editorial , renewable energy industry , energy markets

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Today’s Top 10: A wish list for the renewable energy market in 2013

By John Peters, Managing Director, Engage Consulting The global renewable energy market is evolving rapidly. John Peters from Engage Consulting looks into his crystal ball and discusses some of the changes that would enable the market to grow in 2013. 1) One thing I would like to see in 2013 ...

Posted 17 December 2012 by Gail Rajgor

tags: blog , renewable , renewable energy , energy market , wind energy , solar , PV , photovoltaics , wind power , solar thermal , electric vehicles , electric cars , smart homes , energy storage

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Now the campaign really begins …

HURRAH! THE UK’s Energy Bill has finally landed – following months of delays and turbulence caused by conflicting interests within Government departments. And so now, the hard work begins. The Bill’s announcement should finally “help to draw a line under the recent pol ...

Posted 10 December 2012 by Gail Rajgor

tags: Blog , Editor's Blog , UK , Renewable Energy , Renewables , Energy Bill , Renewable Energy Policy , Alternative Energy , Energy Market

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Guest Blog: Tough times, tough actions - time for a greentech patent amnesty?

By Barry Johnston Given the increasing 6 degrees threat of global warming, and its appalling consequences, should there now be a global patent amnesty? Might it accelerate the worldwide rollout of clean and renewable energy technologies, along the lines of the medical patent amnesties granted to de ...

Posted 21 November 2012 by Gail Rajgor

tags: Blog , Cleantech , Alternative energy sources , Renewable energy , Renewable energy technology , Patents , global warming , Technology , clean energy , renewable energy technologies

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Guest Blog: Global Energy Access by 2030?

By Mathias Aarre Maehlum, EnergyInformative.org Electrical power is probably the most important factor for development and growth. According to International Energy Agency (IEA), there are almost 1.5 billion people in the world that lack access to electricity. The IEA has stated that half of those ...

Posted 12 November 2012 by Gail Rajgor

tags: renewable energy , electricity , solar , photovoltaics , PV , off-grid , rural electrification , india , IEA , Blog , renewables , energy

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Guest Blog: Can petrol generated from the air become carbon neutral?

In the last week, a British company (Air Fuel Synthesis) introduced us to a potential breakthrough piece of technology which can create petrol using just air and electricity. One major benefit of this generated fuel is that it can be used in many of our transport options with no adaptation required. ...

Posted 29 October 2012 by Gail Rajgor

tags: renewable energy , electricity , renewable electricity , wind energy , wind power , hydrogen , renewable energy sources , low carbon , wind farm , wind electricity generation , blog , offshore wind

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