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Tuesday, 20 September 2011 Newsletter
Renewable energy won’t rescue Japan anytime soon Report from Japan
 Renewable energy won’t rescue Japan anytime soon
While our expert blogger, Richard Crume, remains optimistic that the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster may eventually lead to more renewable energy, he believes that at least for now, the future is brighter for coal, oil, and natural gas.
Nanowire solar cells “truly promising” for PV’s future Nanowire solar cells “truly promising” for PV’s future
A team from Berkeley Lab has developed an inexpensive technique for making high quality nanowire solar cells, which could help to cut photovoltaic (PV) solar cell production costs while maintaining cell efficiency levels.p>		 Breakthrough in sight for new cheaper solar cells
Last week, Renewable Energy Magazine reported on a breakthrough made by Berkley Lab using nanowires. Today, it is the turn of researchers at the University of Surrey (England) who have reported a novel route to increase the efficiency of solar cells by using tiny structures that are typically ten thousandth the width of a human hair called nanotubes.
Solar Thermal Electric

Spain
 Spanish CSP – boom or bust?

Spain
 Abengoa-E.ON joint solar thermal electric plant comes online

PV

General Electric enters Brazilian solar market

PV Cycle's new President to bring in “new era” of recycling standards

NREL releases data on impact of clouds on solar output

US Navy awards $500 million for solar projects in Hawaii

Energy saving

Fancy a solar and wind-powered musical shower?

Green light for “world’s first solar and wind-powered UOV”

Google finally fesses up about energy use

Panorama

Florence to host Italian Festival of Energy

United States
Obama speech, job plan promote renewables but differ on attention to bio-fuels

Agenda

IRENEC 2011 International 100 % Renewable Energy Conference and Exhibition

European Future Energy Forum

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Baterías con premio en la gran feria europea del almacenamiento de energía
El jurado de la feria ees (la gran feria europea de las baterías y los sistemas acumuladores de energía) ya ha seleccionado los productos y soluciones innovadoras que aspiran, como finalistas, al gran premio ees 2021. Independientemente de cuál o cuáles sean las candidaturas ganadoras, la sola inclusión en este exquisito grupo VIP constituye todo un éxito para las empresas. A continuación, los diez finalistas 2021 de los ees Award (ees es una de las cuatro ferias que integran el gran evento anual europeo del sector de la energía, The smarter E).