News & Articles on Renewable Energy
My specialty is wind energy, but I have worked with all forms of renewable energy. Over the years I’ve written about a number of renewable technologies, including solar and geothermal energy. In recent years I’ve focused on comprehensive renewable energy policies that develop a mix of renewable resources. I’ve also written about our use of fossil fuels and nuclear power.
Danish Energy Agency: An energy system without fossil fuels is technically possible
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Ture Falbe-hansen
The Danish Energy Agency has published an energy-scenario report and five sub-analyses on the energy system of the future and the challenges that need managing up to 2050 as fossil fuels are phased out and replaced with renewable energy.
Mainichi: Ex-PMs Koizumi, Hosokawa launch body to seek end of nuclear power
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Former prime ministers Junichiro Koizumi and Morihiro Hosokawa on Wednesday established a new entity to promote renewable energy as part of a joint antinuclear campaign that previously led Hosokawa to run in the Tokyo gubernatorial election last February.
Total Italian Solar PV System Size Distribution 2013
By
Paul Gipe
System size distribution of total Italian solar PV installations through 2013. 17% of total installed solar PV capacity is in …
Spanish Renewble Generation in 2013
By
Paul Gipe
In 2013 Spain generated nearly 44% of its electricity with renewable sources, 30% from new renewables. Wind energy alone provided …
Italian Renewable Generation 2008-2013
By
Paul Gipe
In 2013 Italy generated nearly 34% of its electricity with renewable sources, 17% with new renewables. Solar PV provided nearly …
Japan Focus: Could a US-Japan “Green Alliance” Transform the Climate-Energy Equation?
By
Andrew Dewit
As retired Navy Rear Admiral David Titley, an expert on climate change, wrote in a Fox News editorial in an effort to shake some sense into the heads of denialists: “The parallels between the political decisions regarding climate change we have made and the decisions that led Europe to World War One are striking – and sobering. The decisions made in 1914 reflected political policies pursued for short-term gains and benefits, coupled with institutional hubris, and a failure to imagine and understand the risks or to learn from recent history.”
