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Friday, 08 April 2011 Newsletter
Governments need to do more to incentivise renewables, report says Governments need to do more to incentivise renewables, report says
Global consumption of coal and natural gas will grow faster than demand for renewable energy unless governments significantly boost incentives for the development of solar, wind other clean energy projects, according to a report released to coincide with a meeting of energy officials in Abu Dhabi today.
Eurosolar appoints new President Eurosolar appoints new President
The European Association for Renewable Energy, Eurosolar, has appointed a replacement for Dr Hermann Scheer, Eurosolar’s President who died last year. The European Delegates’ Assembly named Professor Peter Droege President of Eurosolar after he had been nominated by the German section of Eurosolar. Dr Hermann Scheer founder and long-time President of Eurosolar was posthumously appointed Honorary President.
IEA: Smart grids crucial to a sustainable energy future
Widespread deployment of “smart grids” -- networks that monitor and manage the transport of electricity from all generation sources to meet the varying electricity demands of end users -- is crucial to achieving a more secure and sustainable energy future, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.
Biofuels

Europe
Biofuels sector welcomes “ambitious” decarbonisation targets for transport

Biogas

Serbia
New biogas plant will be "best possible advertisement"

Energy saving

Europe
Business alliance demands more on building energy efficiency

Electric/Hybrid

Spain
FCC and Siemens team up on electric vehicle project

Europe
Green eMotion launched to boost electromobility

Wind

65 GW of wind power in India by 2020

China
18.9 GW of new wind power added in 2010

Vestas scales up with 7-MW wind turbine

Agenda

Environmental International Forum SAVE the Planet - Waste & Water Management, Recycling

European Biomass to Power Summit

Offshore Wind Power Infrastructure Summit


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