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Liechtenstein held on to its leading position in terms of installed photovoltaic capacity to come in first place in the SolarSuperState Association ranking for the second year in a row. Wind energy pioneer Denmark...
A new report from Greenpeace International argues that it is financially feasible to move towards 100 per cent renewable energy by 2050 and create up to 20 million new jobs in the process. Energy...
At the next Green Drinks event on Monday 31 August here in Zürich, we are delighted to welcome GES member Henrik Nordborg, Professor of Physics from the Hochschule für Technik in Rapperswil, who will...
While the Pope calls on the world to take action to protect the climate, Australia abandons its carbon tax and invests in coal projects. Now the government wants to cut back on renewable energy...
The Hawaii legislature passed a bill last week, calling for the state to generate 100 per cent of its electricity from renewables by 2045. Hawaii currently imports 93 per cent of its energy, making...
The consequences and cumulative impacts of offshore wind developments on marine species need to be continually assessed. Species sensitive to sound such as dolphins could be especially negatively impacted by construction sound. As offshore...
Fire is the second leading cause of accidents in wind turbines after blade failure – and a major cause of wind farm failure, according to new research. Researchers from the Imperial College London, the...
A study by Bloomberg New Energy Finances lays out the numbers: Unsubsidised renewable energy is cheaper to produce than subsidised conventional fossil fuel subsidies. Listen up, Tony Abbott. As reported by CleanTechies Blog, the...
Electricity prices in Europe dipped in December as mild temperatures, strong winds and stormy weather produced wind power records in Germany, France and the U.K. According to Platts, a global energy information provider, energy...
