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Friday, 21 September 2012 Newsletter
6% tax on renewables could lead to exodus of wind companies Spain
6% tax on renewables could lead to exodus of wind companies

The Spanish cabinet approved putting its new Energy Bill before Parliament on Friday. The new legislation sets out so called “fiscal measures for sustainable energy”, and is intended to “tackle the most important problem currently faced by the electricity sector in Spain”: the tariff deficit which reached €24 billion in December 2011. However, the renewables sector is very concerned about the impact it will have on the industry.
Extreme weather raises boardroom awareness of climate change Extreme weather raises boardroom awareness of climate change
Following increasing incidents of extreme weather events which disrupted business operations and supply chains around the world, climate change has climbed the boardroom agenda, according to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) Global 5001 Climate Change report released last Wednesday.
US government grossly underestimating costs of carbon pollution, climate change
The US government is significantly underestimating the costs of carbon pollution because it is using a faulty analytical model, according to a new study published in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences.
Wind

Germany
Onshore wind already the cheaper alternative, says juwi boss

Finnish equipment manufacturer calls for “networked approach” in wind industry

EU ministers must acknowledge benefits of 2030 targets

Biofuels

OECD official’s comments on biofuels “misguided”, says GRFA

Germany
US and Germany agree to back development of new aviation fuels

Ethanol to slash global GHG emissions in 2012

Energy saving

IEA sets out to halve fuel consumption by road transport

Green data centres big business by 2016

Solar Thermal Electric

Wagons rolling… new innovation in CSP

PV

New thin-film record sees solar paying off even without subsidies

Floating passive house close to mass production

India's best known monuments to be illuminated by solar energy

Agenda

Global Clean Energy Forum

Renewable Oil & Gas Summit 2012

27th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition (27th EU PVSEC)


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