Toward liquid fuels from carbon dioxide
In the quest for sustainable alternative energy and fuel sources, one viable solution may be the conversion of the greenhouse gas carbon…
Author: WoREA Editorial Team
Leaf-mimicking device harnesses light to purify water
For years, scientists have been pursuing ways to imitate a leaf’s photosynthetic power to make hydrogen fuel from water and sunlight. In…
New efficiency record set with dual-junction solar cell
A new world record has been set by scientists for converting non-concentrated (1-sun) sunlight into electricity using a dual-junction III-V/Si solar cell.…
Busy year of construction activity ahead for British wind industry – but onshore wind faces uncertain future
RenewableUK is predicting a busy year of construction activity in onshore and offshore wind in 2016, bringing massive economic benefits across the…
Report: Global Crystalline Solar Photovoltaics PV Panel Market 2016 Industry Trends
This study highlights current dynamics and developments in the Crystalline Solar Photovoltaics PV Panel Market. The report incorporates in-depth analysis of the…
Renewable Energy used in State Renewable Portfolio Standards Yielded Sizable Benefits and Other Impacts in 2013
By heather.lammers@nrel.gov (Heather Lammers) Report webinar to be held on January 13 January 6, 2016 A new study by researchers from the…
Energy Department Announces Largest Energy Efficiency Standard in History
This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter. January 06, 2016 The Energy Department on December 17 announced…
Energy Department Awards $10.5 Million for Next-Generation Marine Energy Systems
This is an excerpt from EERE Network News, a weekly electronic newsletter. January 06, 2016 The Energy Department on December 28 announced…
New records set in best ever year for British wind energy generation
RenewableUK is highlighting new official statistics from National Grid which show that 2015 was a record year for wind energy generation, with…
Can the world convert to total renewable energy by 2050?
In 2009, Stanford University engineering professor Mark Jacobson outlined a plan for the world to get all its energy – including transport…