Clean Energy In Europe A Huge Factor In 2012
Clean energy sources accounted for over half of Europe’s primary energy production in 2012, according to data just released by the EU.
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Clean Energy Can Provide Jobs And Security
Americans are looking to clean renewable energy because it provides so many of the solutions people are looking for—jobs, environmental protection, reliability, security.
Could Europe Lose Its Clean Energy Leadership?
Europe risks losing its foothold as a major competitive renewables market to China and the US if it doesn’t regain leadership on climate and green energy policies.
Let’s Celebrate Renewables’ Disruption Of Electric Utilities
We should be seeking to help progressive utilities and disruptive upstarts shape a new electricity system powered increasingly by clean, distributed renewables.
An Island Nation Prepares For A Geothermal Revolution
A former British colony is about to tap into the geothermal power that lies beneath its pristine surface.
Bringing Geothermal To The Fore: Play Fairway Analysis
The U.S. looks to boost geothermal with support for enhancing systematic analysis of possible drilling locations in order to reduce risk and thus cost.
Iceland’s Magma Harnessed For Geothermal Heat Record
The ability to capture superheated, high-pressure steam at temps exceeding 840 F from a well drilled in molten rock could signal a revolution in geothermal.
New Mexico Joins The Geothermal Power Ranks
New Mexico’s first utility-scale geothermal energy plant begins operations at 4 megawatts in the Animas Valley in the southwestern part of the state.
Geothermal Power Flows From Nevada To LA
The equivalent of 19,000 Southern California homes are now powered by a geothermal plant south of Reno, Nevada.
To Dump Diesel, Island Eyes Geothermal
There’s a lot going on under Nevis, literally, and now the tiny Caribbean island wants to use its geothermal resources to break free of diesel-fired generation.