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Demand for all forms of energy grew strongly in 2010 and increases in fossil fuel consumption suggest that global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from energy use rose at their fastest rate since 1969.

As part of its strategic plans to expand into other international markets, ISOFOTON has opened a new sales office in Lyon to serve the French market.

The renewable energy space is expected to see a high level of M&A activity in the next 12 months, according to a new report published by mergermarket, in association with Rödl & Partner.

Jan-Karel 2 is the second in a series of unified and operationally-proven CHP units with an output of 1.6 MW.

The investment enables the replacement of coal with domestic wood-based renewable fuels and reduces carbon dioxide emissions

Siemens Energy has invested three million pounds in its wind power training facility in Newcastle in the UK.

Low weight design of SWT-6.0-120 will reduce costs for future offshore wind projects

According to EnergyTrend’s latest survey, the speed of inventory clearance is still slow. However, the shipment in the German market is stable, and the policy change may have positive influence on the currently gloomy market condition.

The UK solar industry is about to be transformed by an exciting new partnership which sees significant investment from a German photovoltaic pioneer in Dulas, one of the UK’s most respected renewable energy firms.

Today the international solar industry is convening at the Intersolar Europe Conference to discuss the latest market developments, trends and technological innovations in the international photovoltaic and solar thermal industry.