UK scientists have laid out a 20-year ‘master plan’ for the global renaissance of nuclear power that could see the life of existing facilities extended and a new generation of mobile reactors.
Government representatives attending the two-day Clean Energy Ministerial meeting in Washington DC have promised action on over ten initiatives aimed at promoting energy efficiency and clean energy.
Norway has topped a global league of green building for the second year in a row, followed by Brazil in second place and then the UK, which climbs to third place for the first time.
The EU reached over 10% renewable energy consumption in 2008, according to figures published by Eurostat earlier this week, while two reports from the United Nations reveal growing global investment.
New England five Eastern Canadian Provinces have agreed to a series of actions to boost energy efficiency and renewables across the region.
The Australian Government has announced that its troubled Greens Loans programme will be phased out over the next few months and replaced with a new Green Start scheme.
Scottish firm SeaEnergy Renewables has signed a co-operation agreement with a state-owned Chinese company to develop and market steel structures for the offshore wind energy.
The International Energy Agency says the first green shoots of an energy revolution are starting to appear.
The Australia Government has reformed its renewables legislation in a move that could unlock more than AU$20 billion in investment for major generation projects, according to reports.
The Ontario Power Authority last week opened a new energy efficiency programme aimed at helping large industrial companies reduce their electricity consumption.