Weekly Clean Energy Roundup: May 27, 2009
U.S. Energy-Related Co2 Emissions Declined 2.8% in 2008!! DOE, World Energy Leaders Launch Energy Efficiency Partnership Federal Agencies Team Up to Foster …
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Germany, France Urge Flexibility at Major Economies Meeting
European countries say developed nations should collectively agree to deep emissions cuts with flexibility for
CSP Can Supply 25% of Global Power by 2050 – Report
Concentrating solar could meet up to 7% of global power needs by 2030 and 25% by 2050, according to joint report by
China Plans $440B Stimulus Funding for Renewables
According to reports, China has tripled its 2020 target for wind
IEC to Create Global Standards for Smart Grid
The International Electrotechnical Commission has initiated a process to create global standards for modernizing the electrical
What is Renewable Energy?
With billions of dollars on the line, everyone wants a say in defining the term 'renewable
GT Solar Commissions First Integrated Solar Line in Greece
The production line, created for Solar Cells Hellas S.A., has an annual capacity of 30
Showa Shell Plans For 1GW of Solar by 2014
Japanese unit of Royal Dutch Shell plans to invest 160 billion yen to increase solar
Yingli Green Energy Posts Unexpected Loss
Chinese solar firm reported 1Q loss of $20.7
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