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Chinese coal consumption to peak in 2024 – Bloomberg

NEWS: China will add 1,000GW of renewables by 2030 as US$ 7.7billion is invested in electricity generation worldwide

World needs $550bn of renewables investment a year - IRENA

World needs $550bn of renewables investment a year – IRENA

NEWS: Renewables investment needs to double to prevent runaway climate change, a leading industry body has warned

China outlines plans to triple solar capacity by 2017

China outlines plans to triple solar capacity by 2017

NEWS: More ambitious solar target will help China to cut its reliance on coal as it targets air pollution

Solar accounts for a fifth of new US power capacity in 2013 - EIA

Solar accounts for a fifth of new US power capacity in 2013 – EIA

NEWS: Solar comes second only to natural gas in new US power, while wind slumps to fourth place behind coal

Renewables grow, even as investment drops - UNEP report

Renewables grow, even as investment drops – UNEP report

NEWS: Renewable energy grew to produce 8.5% of total electricity in 2013, including 44% of new installations

Crimea crisis forces EU to re-evaluate energy policies

It sounds an easy solution, but ditching Russian gas and replacing it with renewables is fraught with difficulties

Russia-Ukraine tension could be catalyst for EU 2030 targets

Russia-Ukraine tension could be catalyst for EU 2030 targets

Tension with gas supplier Russia to spur push for domestic energy, but not only renewables would benefit

EU energy utilities ‘risk demise’ by ignoring renewables revolution

Cash-strapped companies that built too many coal and gas plants are lobbying strongly against tough EU targets

Wind farms remain 'highly efficient' for 25 years

Wind farms remain ‘highly efficient’ for 25 years

New research allays investors fears that wind farms become less productive and need replacing frequently

Renewables revolution in China within reach, says WWF

Report says China could slash energy-related CO2 emissions 90% from business-as-usual with tough, but achievable new polices

New York $1 billion green bank "open for business"

New York $1 billion green bank “open for business”

Homes and businesses in New York State could find it easier to afford low carbon technology as Green Bank launches

Local opposition to wind grows as EU leaders mull targets

Local opposition to wind grows as EU leaders mull targets

Fairer share of wind power proceeds could help slow growth of opposition to wind turbines

World's largest tidal lagoon power project eyes 2018 start

World’s largest tidal lagoon power project eyes 2018 start

UK wave power project could be supplying 120,000 homes with carbon-free power by 2018, but will require govt backing

Fukushima to use 100% renewable energy by 2040

Fukushima to use 100% renewable energy by 2040

Japanese province hit by nuclear disaster aims to generate all its own energy within 30 years

State of the Union: How will Obama tackle climate change?

State of the Union: How will Obama tackle climate change?

US president’s climate ambition faces tough test as mid-term elections and hostile Congress limit room to manouevre in 2014

New battery could solve storage problems of renewables

New battery could solve storage problems of renewables

A research team has high hopes it has found a cheap and effective way of storing huge amounts of energy

Wind power generated largest part of Spain's electricity in 2013

Wind power generated largest part of Spain’s electricity in 2013

Wind generated 21.1% of Spain’s energy in 2013, while coal-fired power plants declined by 4.7%

John Lewis switches to 100% renewable energy

John Lewis switches to 100% renewable energy

Retail giant joins the ranks of Marks & Spencer, Sainsbury’s and Ikea by investing in clean technology to cut emissions

Coal blow as major European bank cuts funding

Coal blow as major European bank cuts funding

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to limit funding of coal projects and boost investment in renewables and energy efficiency

Water 'batteries' can ensure constant clean energy supply

Water ‘batteries’ can ensure constant clean energy supply

Energy from surplus wind power can be used to pump water uphill and will provide “battery” power to even out energy supply and demand, researchers say

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