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Kenyan wind farm gets U.N. carbon credit approval

A 310 megawatt (MW) Kenyan wind power project has received approval to earn carbon emissions credits under the United Nations' Clean Development Mechanism, a...

Areva May Seek Loans for $4.2 Billion of Renewable Projects

Areva SA (CEI), the world's largest producer of nuclear equipment, may seek loans to back 3 billion euros ($4.2 billion) of renewable energy projects...

Green energy can wean off subsidies, gradually

Government support for renewable energy must end gradually and in tandem with cuts in fossil fuel subsidies, say investors and lobbyists who complain bitterly...

Masdar Registers Kafr el-Dawar Project in Cairo for CO2 Credits

Masdar, the Abu Dhabi government-owned renewable energy company, registered the Kafr el-Dawar project in Egypt under the United Nations Clean Development Mechanism. The project...

First Solar hopes Italy sales up in 2011

First Solar Inc (FSLR.O), the world's top solar power company by market value, hopes to grow sales in Italy this year despite regulatory uncertainty...

Calls for Increased Biogas and Biofuel Production in East Africa

Anaerobic digestion and biogas experts are currently meeting in Kigali, Rwanda to discuss how regional capacity can be sustainably enhanced to increase biogas production,...

Tanzania looks to wind to boost hydro power

Tanzania is seeking international and local investors for wind electricity generation to boost power output in the country. The eligible firms will be required to...

World Bank wary of biofuel rule impact

The World Bank has called for the relaxation of laws requiring crops to be blended into petrol, saying that they are contributing to the...

Surging global food prices fuel critics of US ethanol subsidies

A surge in global food prices has prompted fresh criticism of U.S. subsidies for ethanol, which diverts massive amounts of corn from global food...

Surging Food Prices Fuel Ethanol Critics

A surge in global food prices has prompted fresh criticism of U.S. subsidies for ethanol, which diverts massive amounts of corn from global food...

Surging food prices fuel ethanol critics

A surge in global food prices has prompted fresh criticism of US subsidies for ethanol, which diverts massive amounts of corn from global food...

Diester sees no respite for EU biodiesel industry

Overcapacity, squeezed margins and massive imports should continue to hurt Europe's biodiesel industry this year and lead to further consolidation, the chief executive of...

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Liu Zhuo, Sales Manager of TBEA, delivered a speech titled “Green Energy Makes Life Better” at COP16

On the afternoon of December 9, Liu Zhuo, Sales Manager for the Middle East Region at TBEA, delivered a speech titled "Green Energy Makes...

Side Event Themed “Solar empowers land and People from scarcity to prosperity:Integrated Solutions for water, food and ecosystems” took place at COP16

The side event of the 16th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) (COP16) "Solar empowers land and People from...

COP16 China Pavilion Side Event Series Report: Wang Weiying of China Renewable Energy Engineering Institute Proposed Coordinated Development of Renewable Energy and Ecology in...

The China Pavilion held a side event with the theme of "Planning and Ecological Design of Solar PV Power Stations in Desert Areas" on the...