The Saudi Power Procurement Company has announced plans to float five new renewable energy projects in the kingdom with a total 3300MW capacity.
Nearly half of UK’s offshore wind capacity owned by state-owned foreign entities, analysis shows
In large part this is because the UK government only owns a small renewable energy company called Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult, …
Saudi Arabia launches five renewable energy projects – Gulf News
Saudi Arabia launches five renewable energy projects. The projects were launched by the Saudi Power Procurement Company …
Waste management for renewable energy | Inquirer Opinion
The Renewable Energy Act of 2008 was supposed to vigorously support sustainable energy development measures to reduce the country’s dependence on …
Charted: 40 Years of Global Energy Production, by Country – Visual Capitalist
Renewable energy sources (including wind, hydro, and solar) account for about 23% of electricity production worldwide. China leads the front on …
Could new technology solve climate change? | USAPP – LSE Blogs
Renewable energy is increasingly becoming cheaper to produce than fossil fuels – one recent Oxford University study suggests that replacing fossil …
Switching to Renewable Energy Could Save Trillions – DesPardes + PKonweb
Jonah Fisher at the BBC: Switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy could save the world as much as $12tn (£10.2tn) by 2050, …
Al Gore: The next 8 years will be crucial to solving our climate problems. Here are the … – Morningstar
The former VP marveled at what he called the dramatic decrease in the cost of renewable energy, such as solar and wind.
Tanzania: Renewable Energy By Force – Does the West Have Any Moral High … – allAfrica.com
Tanzania: Renewable Energy By Force – Does the West Have Any Moral High Ground to Interfere in Uganda and Tanzania’s Oil and Gas Development Projects?
Australia has a golden opportunity to expand solar energy manufacturing – The Guardian
… a major supplier of hydrogen produced by renewable energy for export. … going to be a big part of Australia’s renewable energy future”.