COP 17: Saving tomorrow today... or maybe tomorrow 
Officials at the Durban UN Climate Change Conference (COP17) have said that countries attending the eleven-day event in South Africa have delivered a breakthrough on the future of the international community's response to climate change. However, others are less upbeat, such as the Global Wind Energy Association which has warned that the commitments reached could be “too little, too late”. | From record to record: 81,779 unique visitors in November
Renewable Energy Magazine has set a new record for the third month in a row in November after attracting 81,799 unique visitors (71,115 in October and 63,660 in September), as per data provided by OJD/Nielsen. Our publication was visited 134,107 times, and 331,694 pages were viewed. | Panorama Europe
EU can only integrate 40% renewable electricity by 2050 ABB joins Friends of the Supergrid Biomass United Kingdom
Carbon budgets unattainable without bioenergy Enerkem raises $14.6 million to finance waste-to-bio-fuels facility in Edmonton, Alberta Biofuels IATA says biofuels are an “industry priority” Biofuels take to the skies down under Ocean Energy United States
Commercially-viable energy from the movement of lakes Danes invent two-legged wave energy converter Fortum and Seabased AB to start construction of a wave power park in Sweden PV Germany
Heliatek achieves new efficiency record for organic solar cells “Integrated approach” needed to foster deployment of solar, says IEA Agenda Renewable Project Planning, Financing & Business Case Development World Future Energy Summit 2012 | 
