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Finding the Potential in Renewable Heat Markets
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1 May 2012 — written by Andrew Wordsworth, Sustainable Venture Development Partners
Much of recent attention of the press, investors and other stakeholders seems to be focused on Solar PV and the recent controversy over Feed-In Tariffs (FITs). However, …
"Powerful Targets" Controversy: Can emissions be cut without renewables?
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6 March 2012 — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
In addition to the struggle over wind farms, a new controversy has emerged in renewable power. A recently released report has caught the attention of energy policy makers. …
Up in the Air: The wind farm debate
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27 Feb. 2012 — written by Vanessa Delgado, 2degrees
While companies like Lego and Google have recently warmed up to wind power, UK politicians have begun to cool on their enthusiasm for this form of renewable power. Wind power …
Renewable Heat Incentive now open for business
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14 Dec. 2011 — written by Bose Falk, University of New Mexico
Last week, OFGEM opened applications for the UK's Renewable Heat Incentive, which is providing payments to heat generated by renewable sources in an effort to increase the …
Who Dares Wins: Position your company for success
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7 Oct. 2011 — written by Guy Macpherson-Grant, EGS Energy Limited
All businesses need to take risks to succeed, but at EGS Energy we make sure that they are quantified, deliberate decisions.Having won top position in the DECC Deep …
Feed in Tariffs, the drama continues...
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10 Feb. 2011 — written by Laura Spiers, 2degrees
This week could not pass by without at least some comment on the government’s announcement on the Feed-in-Tariff (FITs). If you’ve not already heard, on Monday, Chris Huhne …
Green Monday Oct 09 Renewable Energy for Business
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7 Oct. 2009 — written by leonie greene, REA
Chaired by the Renewable Energy Association the table discussed the details of the government's forthcoming 'Feed-In Tariff' proposals due in April 2010 for renewable …
Why doesn't the UK like IRENA?
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29 Jan. 2009 — written by Allen Shaw, 2degrees
The International Renewable Energy Agency was born this week with 75 signatories from around the world. The UK (and the US) were notably absent from this list of …
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Renewable Power for Business

Finding the Potential in Renewable Heat Markets

"Powerful Targets" Controversy: Can emissions be cut without renewables?

Up in the Air: The wind farm debate

Renewable Heat Incentive now open for business

Who Dares Wins: Position your company for success

Feed in Tariffs, the drama continues...

Green Monday Oct 09 Renewable Energy for Business

Why doesn't the UK like IRENA?

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