A concentrated solar power plant in the Seville province of Spain is to receive €80 million from the European Investment Bank.
Yesterday US President Barack Obama and Chinese President Hu Jintao pledged to try and make real progress on climate change at next month’s meeting in Copenhagen.
The number of carbon capture and storage projects around the world is on the increase, according to a new US Department of Energy database, and the rate of increase is accelerating.
The world’s leading green building organisations have reached agreement to adopt a common language for the carbon footprinting of buildings.
A global investment of $10.5 trillion in low-carbon technologies, particularly renewables and energy efficiency, is needed if the worst effects of climate change are to be staved off, says the International Energy Agency.
The Asia and Pacific region must invest from $7 trillion to $9.7 trillion between 2005 and 2030 to meet growing energy demand, says a report from the Asian Development Bank.
The Australian Government is investing AUS$235 million in four commercial-scale renewable energy projects, including a 19 MW wave power project.
Germany has topped a list of the best and worst energy efficiency policies drawn up by Ecofys and Germanwatch for WWF and E3G.
UK Prime Minister is hailing the agreement reached by the EU Council on climate change funding a ‘breakthrough’ ahead of the Copenhagen summit in December.
The Australian research organisation CSIRO is launching a three-month trial of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles.