His EV battery poised for a comeback, does Edison have new currency for the renewables age? 
As the proliferation of renewables has undergone its inevitable rise and fall and rise again in recent years, it has become fashionable to point to the geniuses of the past both as advocates (or questers) for the technology and as wise, ancient voices urging the trend forward. Perhaps no one gets this treatment more that America's most famous inventor, Thomas Alva Edison. He is an easy choice. | Spain
Government to charge renewables a toll of €850 million
Spain has gone from being one of the world’s most attractive renewable energy markets to a challenging place for clean energy projects to get off the ground and survive. First the Popular Party, which is currently in power, introduced a surprise moratorium on feed-in tariffs for renewables that does not appear to be lifted any time soon. Now, the same party has announced plans to charge a toll or tax on hydroelectric and nuclear production, and another on renewable output. | Panorama Power sector’s future lies outside Europe say engineering professionals IEA sees world hitting the renewable accelerator over next five years Thermal Momentum increasing in solar cooling sector Bringing an artist’s eye to solar thermal technology Wind United Kingdom
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