Renewable energy

Renewable energy is energy from a resource that is replaceable by existing flows of energy, such as sunshine, wind, water, biological processes and geothermal heat flows. These energy resources might be used directly or indirectly as forms of energy. The contemporary interest in renewable energy is linked to the exhaustion of fossil fuels and environmental challenges created by the use of fossil fuels and nuclear energy. However, the burning of biomasses for heat and light have been exhausting natural resources for centuries, but the oil crisis and the green house effect have been strong motivations for the expansion of renewable energy. Some countries may see renewable energy as strategically more secure, especially if this means they do not need to rely on foreign energy supplies.

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whitehouse.gov

[ 23.02.2010 ]
‘Hybrid’ US climate legislation likely to back track on some environmental promise to throw big bones to industry
NEW YORK – For weeks following Predident Barack Obama’s State of the Union address, in which he more or less put at arms length or overturned some of the brighter climate promises he had made only a year before, his administration is spreading itself thin to come up with climate and energy legislation that will pass the Senate.
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[ 06.10.2009 ]
Bellona puts forward ten environmental demands to Norway’s new government
Climate change must be a first-priority item on the new Norwegian government’s to-do list, asserts Bellona as it puts forward its Ten Environmental Demands for the country’s leadership.
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Siemens

[ 20.09.2009 ]
Murmansk willing, but still drags its feet about adopting regional clean energy programme
MURMANSK – The Murmansk Region in Russia’s north – just like the rest of the sprawling country – has an interest in developing clean energy, but can for now do little to back its good will with concrete measures.
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NEWS
[ 14.09.2008 ]
European Parliament votes for cut in bio-fuel growth

Deputies of the European Parliament voted to reduce the volume of bio-fuel use, news agencies reported.

[ 04.03.2008 ]
Wind power parks planned for Kola Peninsula

MURMANSK- A wind power park could be in the offing for the Kola Peninsula in Northwest Russia near Murmansk, according to the Russian national weekly Argumenty i Fakty.

[ 30.01.2007 ]
Canada invests in renewables more than a billion dollars

According to Canadian Prime Minister Stiven Harper, his government will allocate more than one billion US dollars for renewable energy development, including wind power engineering.

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