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Country could serve as an example in how countries can make use of renewable energy Uruguay is among the leading…
By the end of the decade Africa intends to develop a minimum of 10 gigawatts of renewable power on its…
GM wins praise from Solar Energy Industries Association for its use of solar power General Motors has won praise from…
Plans have been made for a 10 megawatt wave farm project off the coast of Mexico. Finland-based wave energy technology…
Wind farm may be transformed into an eco-themed amusement park. Qurrent, a forward-thinking Dutch renewable energy company, has recently unveiled…
HomeBiogas has created a compact anaerobic digester that recycles organic waste into gas and fertilizer. Homeowners have the chance to…
Lawmakers are reviewing legislation that would exclude solar energy companies from paying property tax Lawmakers in Idaho are reviewing a…
Solar industry could lose thousands of jobs as a result of diminished subsidies The solar energy industry in the United…
The majority of Britain’s major cities have made a vow to eradicate carbon emissions in 35 years in their cities.…
A Canadian startup has invented a pressurized underwater balloon system that can store renewable energy. Hydrostor, a Toronto-based Canadian startup,…
Amazon Web Services will be developing a wind farm in Ohio Amazon Web Services has announced that it will be…
New project will establish Morocco as a leader in solar energy Morocco may soon become the leading power in solar…
The e-commerce giant has unveiled new renewable energy plans. Amazon Web Services (AWS) intends to power more of its cloud…
India will be developing new solar zones in order to boost solar capacity throughout the country India’s government is beginning…
Dong Energy proposes plans to develop large-scale offshore wind energy project Dong Energy is looking to build one of the…
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