Oct. 19 - Investment is needed in renewable energy sources now to guarantee a sustainable energy future, says the new head of the International Energy Agency, Maria van der Hoeven.
In the News:
 Energy and Environmental Management (EAEM) Magazine | IEA chief says scrap fossil fuel subsidies or face catastrophe Energy and Environmental Management (EAEM) Magazine The world in 2008-10 was subsidising fossil fuels by almost 13 times more than renewable energy sources such as wind and solar power and biofuels, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance. Fossil fuels received $557 billion compared to $43-46 billion ... and more » |
California's Electric Policy is Not a Model for the United States Electric Light & Power In 2009, as reported in The New York Times, Schwarzenegger had a proposal. “Why can we get the water from the Colorado River but we can't get renewable energy from outside the state?” Schwarzenegger said. “We get most of our cars from outside the state ... and more » |
 Novinite.com | Independent Presidential Candidate Meglena Kuneva: Bulgaria Needs Non ... Novinite.com Why would you amend the Renewable Energy Act in a way that contradicts your own energy strategy? What should foreign and local investors read then, which is the correct document, when they want to make a 20, 30, 50-year investment. ... and more » |
Smart Meters: Stimulus-Funded Devices Benefit Green Lobby at Consumers' Expense Big Government (An EMP blast could knock out the whole thing) Instead of investing in this command-and-control "smart grid," what we need to be doing is regionalizing our energy capacities to minimize the threats to our power infrastructure. ... and more » |
Tackling energy challenges the Singapore way eco-business.com The result, he explained, is that as the cost of producing solar energy gets lower, it is becoming commercially viable in Singapore ahead of other markets. Meanwhile, EMA's Mr Chee said that the EMA will continue to invest in new energy research to ... and more » |
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