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India's generation-based incentive (GBI) for wind energy was reinstated in late February. The government had repealed the subsidy in April 2012, causing dire consequences for the wind sector. A headli...
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Renewable Energy World Magazine
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William Byun, Greenpower Fuels
March 18, 2013
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A backdrop of favorable conditions provides a great environment for growth in biomass power. The trick is to follow a standardised model and to cut the financial risks in feedstock procurement.
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Renewable Energy World Magazine
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Jeremy Bowden, Contributor
March 15, 2013
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As the carbon price crashes, the value of voluntary carbon offsets have somehow managed to retain value, based not just on the price of the carbon offset, but also on the social good they do.
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Driven by aggressive biofuel mandates, rapid industry growth will cause great strain on biomass by 2030, according to analysis firm Lux Research. A report from the firm says that, using today's techno...
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Sweden's Bioenergy Pyrogrot demonstration project was recently awarded part of a €1.2 billion award from the EU's New Entrants' Reserve (NER)300 program, which acts as a vehicle for demonstrating envi...
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It all comes down to a simple choice. Given technology and economic trends, the future of renewable energy is not a foregone conclusion, as states REN-21's new Renewables Global Futures Report 2013.
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Renewable Energy World Magazine
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Tamara Babyan, Contributor
March 5, 2013
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Armenia has no fossil fuel or coal reserves, and is entirely dependent on imported fuel for transportation, electricity generation and heat. What is the scope for renewables development in this region
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