Photo credit: Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) By Anders Lorenzen Solar and wind attracted a record amount of investment in 2015 while fossil fuel projects were cancelled due to the low oil […]
As the oil price crumbles, renewables march on
Editorial – UK solar subsidy cuts: how to kill an industry
Solar panels at the Four Ashes Golf Centre. Photo credit: Elliott Brown via Flickr. We have previously written about the clean energy sector in the UK and its insecure future with regard […]
Opinion: Solar subsidy cuts: is the panic justified?
Westmill Solar Farm in the UK. Photo credit: Richard Peat via Flickr. By Phil Foster The news that the UK Government has announced another round of cuts to renewable sources, this time […]
The race to green London’s infrastructure is very much on
Solar panels being installed at Blackfriars Bridge. Photo credit: Solarcentury. By Anders Lorenzen As a Londoner, you would be excused if solar power was a fairly abstract concept. Whilst solar power has […]
Renewables have already overtaken fossil fuels, claim analysts
In terms of new installed energy capacity Renewables have overtaken fossil fuels say analysts. Photo credit: Random_fotos via Flickr. By Anders LorenzenRenewables are not only expected to overtake fossil fuels at a […]
UAE on track for its biggest solar park with next 800 MW phase
By Clare Saxon Ghauri Dubai has confirmed the next big phase of its famous solar park, which once complete will be the biggest of its kind in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). […]
China’s renewables to shrug off oil price plunge
Photo credit: Greenpeace. By John Mathews A drive to diversify from fossil fuels, reduce imports and clean up toxic air means China’s renewables industry will shrug off the impact of plunging fossil […]
Opinion: Why renewables will have a bumper 2015
Photo credit: Sten Dueland via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen I recently wrote how renewables have had a record year in 2014. Investments in renewable energy sources have increased by an impressive 16% […]
Solar takes leader position as renewables had a record year in 2014
The Crescent Dunes concentrated solar project in Nevada, US. Photo credit: Matt Hintsa via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen After two years of declining investment, 2014 became the year when renewables kicked back and […]
The graphs that shows you renewables are working in Australia
A wind turbine part being transported in South Australia and in the background an existing wind farm. Photo credit: David Clarke via Flickr. By Anders Lorenzen Coal loving Australia have set an […]
A greener life, a greener world 