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Floating wind farms could provide EU with 40GW by 2020

European Wind Energy Association report says 145 million households could benefit from offshore electricity by 2030

Government wants to construct 500MW of solar power plants in future to secure electricity supplies

World likely to smash remaining ‘carbon budget’ by 2030 despite positive signs for global clean energy sector

3D Holographic Radar can separate wind turbines from planes, making air traffic controllers’ jobs easier and reducing safety fears

New regulations rule out new coal or lignite power plants from EIB investments, following similar move from World Bank last week

Barroso and Van Rompuy letter to EU leaders calls for progress on oil and gas subsidies, climate finance and green growth policies

Morning summary: Saudi Arabia is looking to generate two thirds of its electricity supply from solar and wind in the next 20 years

University of Cambridge team aim to push cells to hit 36% efficiency during World Solar Challenge race, beating the current record of 29.1%

270MW project latest step in South Australia’s quest to generate 33% of renewable energy by 2020

Desmond Tutu, Leymah Gbowee and Shirin Ebadi have written to Obama protesting the Keystone pipeline

South African’s main energy company Eskom is planning to add renewables to its coal portfolio with investments exceeding $1.8 billion

Federal data from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory reveals wind, solar and natural gas steadily displaced coal as energy sources

China has imposed preliminary anti-dumping duties on solar products from the US and South Korea following an eight month investigation

100MW concentrated solar power (CSP) installation accredited by UN’s Clean Development Mechanism set to be constructed in Rajasthan

Proposals for 60 cities to invest in renewable technologies in danger of stagnating as red tape slows planning and implementation process

Small planes that generate energy at high altitudes are already in advanced stages of production in the EU and USA

Pilot food waste digesters in Oxfordshire highlight potential for up to 150 medium-sized plants to be built across country

Plans for giant onshore and offshore windfarms unveiled as government seeks to meet ‘Saudi Arabia of wind’ tag

The EU will cap the use of some biofuels but accelerate the production of “advanced” biofuels, which has not pleased some critics

The next step in solar development: cheaper, thinner cells will open up the market