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Total renewable energy capacity will grow to more than 30,000MW by end of 2020 and total expected investment in non-hydroelectric power stations required to deliver the additional capacity will be $115bn. Egypt will be the largest MENA non-hydroelectric ...

SANTA ANA, Calif. -- Solar SpeedRack™, LLC announced today that its racking systems for use in residential and commercial projects have been certified for use in 12 states and ETL certification of the self-grounding spring will resume shortly.  The system which requires virtually no installation tools is expected to dramatically reduce both the material cost and labor requirement for solar

Mr Kageyama said that the company doesn't have a comparative figure for current geothermal sales as there has been little development in Japan over the past several years. The country's last commercial geothermal plant was built in 1999 on Hachijo island, ...

India's solar energy policy contains domestic content requirements for solar cells and panels, but initially these excluded thin-film technologies — a big help to First Solar among others. But as expected, new proposals aim to close that loop.

Concerns continue to grow about the effects of climate change on fire. Wildfires are expected to increase 50 percent across the United States under a changing climate, over 100 percent in areas of the West by 2050 as projected by some studies. Of equal concern to scientists and policymakers alike are the atmospheric effects of wildfire emissions on climate

In the US, Lux expects a solar building boom over the next few years as developers rush to get their projects in before a tax credit for photovoltaic systems falls from 30% to 10% at the end of 2016. The US should install 10,800 MW of solar in 2018, making it ...

Complete set of Grand Inga dams on the Congo River would generate a massive 40,000MW of electricityThe dream of harnessing the mighty Congo with the world's largest set of dams has moved closer, with the World Bank and other financial institutions expected to offer finance and South Africa agreeing to buy half of the power generated

The Department of Energy (DOE) expects to give its endorsement to a number of renewable energy projects in the coming weeks, a department official said on Tuesday.

Nippon Steel & Sumikin Engineering Co. plans to expand its business in Japan and in countries such as Indonesia, Ryuichi Kageyama, general manager for the geothermal power business, said at a briefing today. It also plans to enter plant operation, ...

According to the latest forecast from IHS, global capital spending this year in the photovoltaics ( PV ) supply chain will plunge to its lowest level since 2006. However, the downturn in investment and purchases of equipment may soon recover.

Located near Koekenaap in the Western Cape, the wind farm is due to be in full commercial operation by the end of 2014. It has an expected operating life of 20 years, with average annual energy production of about 233,000 MWh, enough clean energy to ...

HOUSTON — Phillips 66 CEO Greg Garland said he doesn't expect the Keystone XL pipeline to gain U.S. approval this year and suggested that regulators will need to “fix” requirements governing the blending of biofuels into gasoline. Environmentalists are pressing hard for the Obama administration to deny a permit, arguing that oils sands produce a dirty form of crude and that pipeline spills would

Located in S.E. Alberta, twenty-two kilometers south of the city of Medicine Hat, the wind farm is expected to annually generate 360,000 MWh of renewable power (enough to power 50,000 average households) and 250,000 tonnes of sustainable and ... With over 6 years of on-site wind data, the Peace Butte Wind Power Project has proven to be situated in a well-defined and consistent wind resource with more than 3,300 productive hours per year that will provide some geographic diversity to the 1087 MW of wind

The first phase of construction of the world's largest hydroelectric plant will start in October 2015 on the banks of the Congo River. With a power output of almost 40,000 MW, the Grand Inda project is expected to bring electricity to half of the African continent.