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Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF) has released the findings of its Global Renewable Energy Market Outlook (GREMO), modelling investment in new renewable energy generation to 2030. The likeliest scenario is that global investment will jump by 230%, to US$ 630bn per year by 2030.
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GE and Vestas were tied for pole position among turbine manufacturers in the world wind market in 2012 - a record year that saw 48.4GW of new capacity installed.
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If the US ceases to burn coal, shuts down a quarter of existing nuclear reactors, and trims its use of natural gas by 2050, the resulting increased reliance on wind, solar and other renewables will not result in a less reliable electricity grid, according to a new report prepared by Synapse Energy Economics, Inc., for the non-profit Civil Society Institute (CSI).
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The Global Wind Energy Council has released its Annual Market Update, with a comprehensive snapshot of the global wind industry at the end of 2012, along with a 5-year forecast out to 2017.
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A newly established global alliance of civil society organizations, academics, business associations and policy makers has called upon national legislators to commit to 100 per cent renewable energy in the power, heating & cooling and transportation sector.
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SgurrEnergy has developed new health and safety guidelines for the offshore wind and marine energy industry on behalf of RenewableUK.
- WWEA launches small wind portal
- WWEA releases the 2013 Small Wind World Report Update
- American wind power now generates over 10 % of electricity in 9 states
- Global Wind Day 2013 photo competition
- Global wind turbine market can continue to expect turbulence
- GE takes top spot in share of wind turbine market
- Solid growth in 2012 for wind energy
- EU wind power grows in 2012
- Wind power for 9 million households in Eastern Europe by 2020
- Renewable energy now cheaper than new fossil fuels in Australia
- EU wind industry skills shortage
- China was world’s largest wind market in 2012
- American wind power installed new record of 13,124MW
- Offshore wind power to grow tenfold by 2020
- EU offshore wind energy sector posts solid 2012
- Policy choices shape wind power success
- China plans to add 49GW of renewable power in 2013
- Congress extends wind energy tax credits for projects that start in 2013
- WWEA launches report about Russia and the CIS Countries
- AWEA analyses six-year phase-out of wind energy Production Tax Credit
- New report released on securing the supply chains of wind power
- Offshore wind to cut bigger share of rotor blade market
- Global wind power market could triple by 2020
- The cost of offshore wind could be reduced by up to 15%
- Study reveals the central importance of wind to low cost energy policy
- AWEA releases Recommended Practices for offshore wind power
- Norstec network launched
- Offshore wind finds itself in a "make or break" period
- EU reaches 100 GW wind power milestone
- GL Garrad Hassan report examines offshore wind potential in Baltic Sea region
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