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A market survey of wind industry insiders found expectations matching other data: Wind energy is expected to continue expanding for the next quarter century.
China, the U.S. and Spain are expected to have rising importance.
Offshore wind is expected to boom after 2012 and with that boom turbines are expected to get […]

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New Energy in the Palestinian territories – a surprising development? Maybe to outsiders. But remember: Solar energy, something the Palestinians have in abundance, offers independence. Recognizing that nobody owns the sun, some Palestinian entrepreneurs are getting ready to build a New Energy enterprise.
Sustainable Energy In Palestine says there is opportunity […]

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Add this to the list of unintended consequences arising from incentives for agrofuels.
“Splash and dash” is the technique foreign agrofuels producers use to take advantage of U.S. subsidies. It is especially popular among importers of B99 diesel into Europe. Pure Agrofuels manufacturers in Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia pass their product […]

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“Tomorrow’s climate is today’s challenge.” 2 minutes of inspiration - but hang on, the first minute is a little grim. But, then, so is climate change. From the BBC via YouTube.

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Congressman Ed Markey (D-Mass) talks energy and presents iCAP, his climate change bill. “Today we must start the clean energy age…Change actually creates more opportunities…” For political junkies and energy policy aficionados. 5 minutes. From Markey’s office via YouTube.

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World’s Largest Wind Turbine Stirs Things Up
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Cute report. Light on hard information, heavy on punditry. Good news, too. Based on the numbers she throws out, she’s talking about 5-megawatt turbines. They’re building one 50% bigger (7.5-megawatts) now. From RiverWired via DailyMotion.

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