Solar Revolution, who can seize the opportunity?

Solar energy is at a Revolution: Industrial prospects for a good, output speed growth, the global market fully liberalized. The outbreak of the Revolution, thanks to a variety of factors both within and outside industry.

AltaTerra Research Announces Solar Money and Markets Series

New web conference series to address timely and fundamental questions of economics, finance, subsidies, and sales and marketing for the solar industry in 2010.

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Can Economic Growth Pressure Green Energy projects

Global Wind Installations Boom, Up 31% in 2009

The Global Wind Energy Council this week announced that the world’s wind power capacity grew by 31% in 2009, adding 37.5 gigawatts (GW) to bring total installations up to 157.9 GW. A third of these additions were made in China, which experienced yet another year of over 100% growth. The main markets driving this significant growth continue to be Asia, North America and Europe, each of which installed more than 10 GW of new wind capacity in 2009.

Energy Diversification: A National Security Imperative

According to the Energy Information Administration, the U.S. imports about 60% of its oil, with more than two-thirds of it used for transportation. Oil is essential to the basic functioning of the global economy, from the production of goods in factories overseas and across the country to their delivery to local markets. Without oil our military would not be able to defend the country from external threats. In short, we are critically dependent on this non-renewable resource.

Celergy Networks Strengthens Its Smart Grid / Smart Energy Integration Business

Celergy Networks, a national network infrastructure installer and a pioneer in the integration of smart grid technology announced today the appointment of Martin W Greenwood as Executive Vice President of Business Development for Smart Grid.

groSolar and IEC Chesapeake Partner to Provide Solar Training Seminars

Odenton, Md.

British Hydropower Association Offers Mixed Reaction to New Tariffs

The British Hydropower Association welcomes the Department of Energy and Climate Change’s finalized version of the Feed-in Tariff (FiT) scheme for renewable electricity generation but says some issues must be addressed.

LDK Solar Signs Module Supply Contract with Oneworld Energy

Xinyu City, China and Toronto, Ontario, January 27, 2010

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