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Hans De Keulenaer

A 'Reverse Auction Market' Proposed to Spur California Renewables - Green Inc. Blog - N... - 0 views

  • This “reverse auction market” feed-in tariff is designed to avoid the pitfalls the have plagued efforts in Europe to encourage development of renewable energy by paying artificially high rates for electricity produced by solar power plants or rooftop photovoltaic projects.
Hans De Keulenaer

Aiming to put fuel cells to work - The Boston Globe - 0 views

  • Acumentrics, in fact, is moving toward commercial production of a compact fuel cell system to power and heat homes. Working with the Italian heating products company Merloni TermoSanitari, Acumentrics hopes to get these household units, small enough to hang on a wall, into European markets by 2010. Estimated price: $5,200.
Sergio Ferreira

Europe's environment: 'major concerns remain', says EEA report - 0 views

  • The European Environment Agency (EEA) has released its fourth assessment report on the environmental situation in 53 European countries, highlighting significant air pollution, biodiversity loss and poor water quality across the region. 
Hans De Keulenaer

EU Passes New Climate Directive « Renewable Energy Information - 0 views

  • Agreement has been reached on the European Union Renewable Energy Directive that could paved the way for the economic bloc to achieve its plans for a 20% renewables contribution to total energy demand and a 20% cut in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020, the so-called 20:20:20 plan. The deal, between the European Parliament, the French Presidency, on behalf of the Council, and the European Commission, means that more than one third of EU electricity must come from renewables by 2020.
Hans De Keulenaer

Rapid - Press Releases - EUROPA - 0 views

  • The joint statement stressed the urgent need to promote Africa electrification and agreed to launch as soon as possible the process for the elaboration of an Electricity Master-Plan for Africa; they also agreed to further define the Capacity Building Programme in support to the African Power Pools and AFUR[1] which will be financed under the Energy Facility[2];
Hans De Keulenaer

eceee: "B Class lamps could be introduced much sooner", eceee report shows - 0 views

  • There is no reason to wait until 2016 for the EuP eco-design requirements to phase out the modestly efficient C class halogen “look-alikes” that are expected to replace today’s clear incandescent lamps. These should be replaced by more efficient B Class lamps sooner than 2016, the European Council for an Energy Efficient Economy claims, based on a new report commissioned by the organisation.
Hans De Keulenaer

Growth of solar energy is not in line with the needs for ambitious energy transition | ... - 3 views

  • With an installed capacity of 117 GW at the end of 2018, the EU further lost ground in the worldwide market.
  • According to a recent 100% RES scenario of the Energy Watch Group, the EU needs to increase its PV capacity from 117 GW to over 630 GW by 2025 and 1.94 TW by 2050 in order to cover 100% of its electricity needs by renewable energy.
Colin Bennett

Global Solar PV Shipments Likely to Double to 16 GW This Year - 2 views

  • While Europe constitutes 80 percent of the demand it is likely to grow at a slower pace as compared to Asia. Several European nations have, quite surprisingly, rolled back financial incentives for solar PV consumers.
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    According to last week's investigation on the balance of plant for PV systems, that means a new copper demand of 16,000 to 160,000 tonnes for the year. A good median estimate is 50,000 - 60,000 tonne.
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