The United Nations launched its International Year of Sustainability Energy for All at the World Future Energy Forum in Abu Dhabi, the capital of the federal and futuristic United Arab Emirates.
Writer: Paul Cochrane
With the intensifying European economic crisis, the exorbitant price of the Nabucco pipeline now seems increasingly unrealistic and is pushing already wary investors and energy consortia to explore other, less expensive options.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
The creation of a pan-European grid to trade and ship electricity all across Europe, in a truly integrated manner, would revolutionize the energy market in a more self-sufficient way.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
Cities and local municipalities are taking center stage in leading the necessary transition to becoming more energy efficient and more environmentally-friendly. It’s now irrevocable.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
Projects presented at the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) Offshore 2011 event in Amsterdam aim to raise energy potential from 3 gigawatts of offshore wind currently installed to 141 GW. Invest in wind!
Writer: Lubomir Mitev
Revolve Magazine talks to Angelika Pullen, Director of Communications at WindMade, about the launch of the label and the future of potential WindMade products and cities.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
There’ve been all kinds of cinematic ideas, and personalities, on the front lines of the crazy world of cleantech innovation. So hearing word that a tiny company has potentially cracked the code of fusion energy [...]
Writer: Dallas Kachan
How can innovation herald a more sustainable world? That was the leitmotif of the European Future Energy Forum (EFEF) held in Geneva this October 10-12, 2011.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
The XI Forum on Ecoinnovation in Emerging Countries focused on market diffusion and liberalization. In Helsinki between October 6-7, policy-makers, stake-holders and scholars discussed the challenges of ecoinnovation for Europe.
Writer: Antonio Moneo
This interview with Mikaël Angé, advisor to the Belgian Minister for Environment and Energy, Ms. Évelyne Huytebroeck, explores the activites being carried out in Brussels and the role of the capital of Europe within the efforst of the Convenant of Mayors in reducing carbon emissions.
Writer: Sijbren de Jong
