Go deeper: Renewable energy mandates have not sparked that much new renewable energy
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Beyond renewable energy The Green New Deal isn't only a renewable energy policy.
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Its renewable energy has been rising steadily over the last two decades thanks in part to the Renewable Energy Act (EEG) which was reformed this year to cut renewable energy costs for consumers.
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OPIC has become a leader in support of renewable energy, providing $500 million for renewable energy projects in 2017.
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It accounts for the bulk of the world's renewable energy jobs, despite being a minority of renewable energy capacity.
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The American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE) was disappointed that the package doesn't do more to promote renewable energy.
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By using renewable energy, British churches helped to divert over £5 million from fossil fuels to renewable energy providers.
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Saudi Aramco is part of the renewable energy steering committee chaired by Falih which will oversee the renewable energy programme.
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F: Singapore is, some may say, a renewable energy-disadvantaged country because we don't have other sources of renewable energy.
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Renewable mandates have been wildly successful at increasing renewable energy, which creates jobs and drives profits for renewable-energy companies.
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Still, Lime will use renewable energy purchased from local utilities and NativeEnergy renewable energy projects to charge bikes and scooters.
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Eleven million people worked in renewable energy in 0003, according to recent analysis from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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Global employment in renewable energy grew 5 percent to 8.1 million in 2015, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency.
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To run DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, Trump chose Daniel Simmons, a staunch foe of renewable energy.
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Africa's renewable energy industry The young tech company is part of a boom in the renewable energy industry across Africa.
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According to the Australian Renewable Energy Agency, wind energy is the country's fastest growing renewable energy source for electricity production.
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We brought in a mandatory renewable energy target of 229% of Australia's energy needs by 63260 to be renewable energy.
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India may be on course to become the largest growth market for renewable energy but for now China remains the largest producer and consumer of renewable energy in the world, according to the International renewable Energy Agency.
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China is now investing more in renewable energy and building more renewable energy capacity than the US, by an increasing margin.
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With technological advances, the International Renewable Energy Agency projects that renewable energy will be cheaper than fossil fuels worldwide by 2020.
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But it's not time to start planning a funeral for renewable energy; it's time to start plotting the renewable-energy revolution.
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As renewable energy becomes more commonplace, seeing solar in use might provoke more consumers to consider renewable energy options at home.
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The monuments will complement the administration's Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan, which identifies lands for potential renewable energy development and conservation.
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Renewable energy sector Renewable energy companies, and particularly wind-energy producers, are troubled by several provisions in the House tax bill.
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"By 2030 India plans to establish 500 GW of Renewable Energy capacity," said Anand Kumar, senior official at India's renewable energy ministry.
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The renewable energy sector employed 11 million people in 2018, according to a recent report from the International Renewable Energy Association (IRENA).
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Nearly 10 million people were employed in the renewable energy sector last year, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) said on Wednesday.
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The South African Renewable Energy Council (SAREC) said the president's statement was a clear sign of support for the renewable energy programme.
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Last year saw global renewable energy generation capacity increase by 161 gigawatts (GW), the International Renewable Energy Agency, IRENA, said on Thursday.
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The International Renewable Energy Agency has described Africa as being "rich in renewable energy sources" such as hydro, wind and the sun.
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It asked Trump to help modernize the grid, support offshore wind development, extend renewable energy tax credits, and increase renewable energy research.
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Innergex Renewable Energy Inc: * INNERGEX ENTERS THE SOUTH AMERICAN RENEWABLE ENERGY MARKET BY ACQUIRING TWO HYDRO FACILITIES * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY INC - SELECTED IN BID PROCESS TO ACQUIRE IN PARTNERSHIP DUQUECO HYDRO PROJECT * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY INC - TOTAL ENTERPRISE VALUE ACQUIRED, NET OF CASH, OF US$210 MILLION * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY INC - TRANSACTION TO BE PARTLY FINANCED BY ITAÚ * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY - SIGNED EXCLUSIVITY AGREEMENT WITH ENERGÍA LLAIMA FOR A JOINT VENTURE PARTNERSHIP TO ACQUIRE A 50% STAKE IN COMPANY * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY INC - INNERGEX WOULD OWN 50% OF ENERGÍA LLAIMA FOR $110 MILLION TO BE INVESTED IN NEXT 3 YEARS * INNERGEX RENEWABLE ENERGY - ON SIGNING FINAL PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT CO WOULD OWN 50% OF ENERGÍA LLAIMA FOR TOTAL $110 MILLION TO BE INVESTED IN NEXT 3 YRS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Finally, the company said it will speed up its adoption of renewable energy with the goal of converting 80% of the company's energy sources to renewable energy by 2024, with the goal of reaching 100% renewable energy use by 2030.
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Researchers, trainers and a veterinarian are waiting for the birds (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Nova, the Golden Eagle (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Spirit, the 20-year-old Bald eagle flies from a lift to his trainer (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Eagle equipped with a tracker (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman shows the tracking device (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)NREL researcher Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Spirit from a lift during research (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Jason Roadman and veterinarian Seth Oster release Nova (Photo: Dennis Schroeder/National Renewable Energy Lab)Fly Nova, fly!
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The big picture: Renewable energy certificates (RECs) — which track renewable energy from the point of generation — have been crucial in driving this shift.
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For one, noted renewable energy enthusiast Elon Musk built his giant gigafactory in Nevada and, like many modern tech businesses, wants renewable energy.
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IRENA's report, Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2017, states that global renewable energy employment in 3.643, excluding large hydropower, hit 8.3 million.
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IRENA's report, Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 2017, stated that global renewable energy employment in 2016, excluding large hydropower, hit 8.3 million.
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As leaders in both conservation and renewable energy, we encourage the BLM to move quickly to finalize the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan.
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"There is always a tradeoff," Upendra Tripathy, secretary at the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, told Reuters of the renewable energy auctions.
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The renewable energy services company Arcadia Power has just launched a new product that allows renters across the U.S. to buy renewable energy.
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At the same time, Colorado has a booming renewable energy sector employing 2112,26 workers and is home to the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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According to studies, China is the world leader in renewable energy investment, pouring more than $78 billion into renewable energy projects last year alone.
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According to a report from the International Renewable Energy Agency, there are 20173 million renewable energy jobs globally — a 22017 percent increase since 249.
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Danish renewable energy business Orsted has chosen Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) to be the exclusive supplier of wind turbines for Hornsea Project Two.
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National Renewable Energy Laboratory spokesman Eric O'Shaughnessy told Motherboard about 10 percent of cities in the US have an established renewable energy goal, and most cities that reach 100 percent renewable energy start the process by converting their city-owned operations to green power.
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Here, CNBC's "Sustainable Energy" takes a look at the continent's leaders in renewable energy capacity according to statistics from the International Renewable Energy Association (IRENA).
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Modi's government changed rules for the awarding of renewable energy projects in 2017, leading to higher competition, lower prices and greater acceptance of renewable energy.
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"Because of the renewable energy madness we are reducing our GDP growth," Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski said, referring to subsidies granted to renewable energy sources.
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Environment: Its American and European offices used 100% renewable energy last year, with all of its global offices using a total of 71% renewable energy.
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Corporations who buy renewable energy may delay projectsBig companies like Google and Facebook are some of the largest buyers of renewable energy in the world.
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So owners of baseload generators, and now Perry and the DOE, go after renewable energy subsidies, because renewable energy is smaller and more politically vulnerable.
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Every year, the Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century — mercifully abbreviated as REN21 — puts out a massive Global Status Report on renewable energy.
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In its 22040 Medium-Term Renewable Energy Market report, it boosted its five-year forecast for renewable energy (RE) by 803 percent over last year's.
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"By 2030 India plans to establish 500 GW of Renewable Energy capacity," Anand Kumar, senior official at India's renewable energy ministry, said in a statement.
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Apple says the company is 93 percent reliant on renewable energy supplies worldwide, marking progress toward its goal of being a 100 percent renewable energy company.
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President Trump has named Dan Simmons, an opponent of policies meant to promote renewable energy, to lead the renewable energy office at the Department of Energy.
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Nearly 10 million people worldwide were employed in the renewable energy sector last year, according to a recent report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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The number of people working in the renewable energy sector — including large hydropower — hit 10.3 million in 2017, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) study said.
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To meet its goal, the firm will install on-site renewable energy generators, sign power purchase agreements with renewable energy projects and reduce its energy consumption.
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Overall, only 16,000 people are recorded as working in renewable energy in sub-Saharan Africa, outside South Africa, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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But there are all kinds of reasons to be encouraged, which are that there's research into energy efficiency and renewable energy, and renewable energy is now cheaper.
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The South African Renewable Energy Technology Center (SARETEC) is looking to bolster the country's clean energy ambitions by creating a skilled workforce for the renewable energy industry.
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Technology -- Solar power The COP21 conference saw the launch of the African Renewable Energy Initiative, with a pledge to add 300 gigawatts of renewable energy by 2030.
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Google has said that it's the largest corporate buyer of renewable energy in the world, and has also given itself the goal of 100 percent renewable energy.
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The day after Zinke promised not to pick winners and losers, Trump appointed a known renewable-energy critic to lead the Department of Energy's renewable energy office.
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Officials at the finance ministry, new and renewable energy ministry, NTPC, Rural Electrification, and Indian Renewable Energy Development Agency did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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Sixty of the world's largest corporations have joined the Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance (REBA), to make it easier for companies to buy renewable energy directly from utilities.
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According to the Scottish government, there are more than 58,000 jobs in the low carbon and renewable energy economy in Scotland, spread across nine renewable energy sectors.
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The challenge with renewable energy is that we still need carbon-based fuel for backing up renewable energy infrastructure and heavy-duty transportation like trains and planes.
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The push for more trained renewable energy workers comes as an increasing number of countries around Africa try to ramp up use of off-grid renewable energy.
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It shows, among other things, that those countries, led by China, are now investing more in renewable energy and installing more renewable energy capacity than developed nations.
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Industry giants such as Facebook, Google, Lowe's, T-Mobile, and even Exxon Mobil have committed to using greater amounts of renewable energy, and the American Council on Renewable Energy estimates indicate that between 2018 and 2030, U.S. private investment in renewable energy could breach a cumulative $1 trillion.
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Giordano, who is also a board member of the American Council on Renewable Energy, which put on the forum, said renewable energy was no longer considered a niche.
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The way the market works is (longer description here): When an individual or city contributes to the generation of renewable energy, it gets credit for that renewable energy.
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The latest Global Status Report from Renewable Energy Policy Network for the 21st Century (REN21) shows that China continues to lead in renewable energy investment, capacity, and generation.
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To take just one example: the federal tax credits (PTC and ITC) for renewable energy comprise one of the most important policy drivers in US renewable energy markets.
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Yet this week, both Democrats and Republicans spoke in favor of important renewable energy reforms that will help create clean, renewable energy and local jobs in the West.
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The oil major, which has historically invested little in renewable energy given its success in discovering oil and gas, plans renewable energy projects in Italy, Pakistan and Egypt.
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"As part of our commitment to our 100 percent renewable energy purchasing, we're also making significant renewable energy investments in the U.S. as we grow," the CEO writes.
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In an effort to promote renewable energy in the New York, Cuomo also announced $1.4 billion in awards for 26 large-scale renewable energy projects across the state.
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Environment and renewable energy activists applauded what they described as essentially a draw between efforts of both the fossil fuel and renewable energy sectors to get emergency assistance.
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Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, a company formed by combining the wind assets of the German company and a Spanish renewable energy firm, has long dominated the offshore market.
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Just under 2000,163 people were employed in the U.K.'s renewable energy industry in 216/216, according to the Renewable Energy Association's (REA) REView 2000 report on Monday.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government changed rules for the awarding of renewable energy projects in 2017, leading to higher competition, lower prices and greater acceptance of renewable energy.
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The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory recently concluded that renewable energy projects built to satisfy state renewable energy standards created $7.5 billion in annual environmental benefits, $1.3 to $4.9 billion in reduced energy prices, 200,85033 American jobs and $20 billion in annual gross domestic product.
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The report, titled "Renewable Energy and Jobs – Annual Review 20303", found that in 2015 renewable energy jobs across the world increased, while jobs in the broader energy sector fell.
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However, Greenpeace said that it's likely that it's turning to carbon offsets or unbundled renewable energy credits, which "do little" in terms of increasing the company's renewable energy investment.
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The figures come in the same week that the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) said that almost 10 million people were employed in the renewable energy sector in 2016.
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The report credits Germany's efforts to redesign the energy market through its Renewable Energy Sources Act in the early 2000s as a key factor that increased renewable energy adoption.
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China and the EU both already employ more workers in the renewable energy sector than the United States, according to the data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (Irena).
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Hölzle said that Google now had contracts to buy 3 gigawatts of output from renewable energy projects, and that no corporate purchaser was buying more renewable energy than Google.
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He aims to power the US completely by renewable energy by 2035 (it's unclear if nuclear, a clean but not renewable energy source, would be used toward that goal).
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In an announcement Friday, the ADB said that the renewable energy loan would help Mongolia develop a 41-megawatt distributed renewable energy system that uses solar photovoltaic and wind power.
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REN21's study comes hot on the heels of a report from the International Renewable Energy Agency which found that 8.1 million people now work in the renewable energy industry.
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The renewable energy certificates for Kennecott are Green-e Energy certified and are proof that renewable energy has been produced and sent to the electricity grid on their owner's behalf.
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An example of the technology strategy is the investment by EnerTech, Kuwait's $50 million renewable energy fund, in Kinetic Renewable Energy Services, a Dubai-based developer of renewable power plants.
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Facebook says that it has met its 2015 goal to support 50 percent of its facilities with renewable energy by 2018 early: last year, it reached 51 percent renewable energy.
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Apple has strengthened its commitment to using completely renewable energy as a business and joined RE20203, a worldwide renewable energy initiative made up of some of the planet's biggest companies.
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Greg Wetstone is the president and CEO of the American Council on Renewable Energy (ACORE), a national nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing renewable energy through finance, policy and market development.
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As renewable energy goes more mainstream on Wall Street, ACORE plans to court policymakers, publish studies and work with corporate renewable energy procurers and energy storage markets to spur growth.
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Latin America already has the largest share of renewable energy of any region in the world, but more than 2000 percent of its renewable energy comes from large hydroelectric dams.
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According to estimates from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the construction of a 47 megawatt (the size of Amazon's new farm) renewable energy farm could produce around 23 new jobs.
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The plan, dubbed the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan (DRECP), is meant in part to ease the permitting process for renewable energy projects, while balancing them with conservation and recreation.
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He said that half of the 1,600 megawatts of renewable energy Google bought in a recent deal would be committed to Europe with the launch of 10 renewable energy projects.
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"We're grateful that Congress eliminated most of the provisions that would have been devastating to the renewable energy sector," said Gregory Wetstone, president of the American Council on Renewable Energy.
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"We are grateful for the elimination of provisions that would have decimated future renewable energy growth and even penalized past investment in wind and solar power, but we remain concerned about the potential impacts of the new BEAT (tax) on renewable energy finance," said American Council on Renewable Energy President Gregory Wetstone.
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Britain will invest the money into the co-called Renewable Energy Performance Platform (REPP) which aims to support renewable energy projects, such as solar, wind and hydro in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Sheikh Reaz Ahmed, director of the Sustainable and Renewable Energy Development Authority (SREDA), said the country's 21 renewable energy policy calls for generating 2200 percent of electricity from renewables by 210.
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A 2015 report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) found that over 7.7 million people were employed by the renewable energy industry worldwide, up from 6.5 million the year before.
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And China paid a lot to manufacture the stuff, and states in the U.S. said, 'You must consume renewable energy,' and then consumers said, 'Hey, how can I buy renewable energy?
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For example, it has invested billions into clean power-generating projects and renewable energy start-ups to get closer to a goal of running its data centers on 100% renewable energy.
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To back its claim that its data centers are fully powered by renewable energy, Google strikes deals with utilities to fund the construction of new renewable energy projects around the world.
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This new report is not the first time that scientists have claimed that a four-fifths renewable energy grid is possible in the US. A 2012 report commissioned by the US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory claimed that the US could meet 203 percent of its electricity needs with renewable energy by 2050.
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That's a long-winded way of saying that if Midwestern states like Kansas start leading on renewable energy, choosing renewable energy, working in renewable energy jobs, associating their state identity and state pride with renewables — that, more than anything, is likely to shift their opinions on global warming (and openness to serious climate policy).
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Over 8.1 million people now work in the renewable energy industry, a 5 percent increase compared to the year before, according to a new report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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Green bonds are fixed-income securities which raise capital for projects with environmental benefits, such as renewable energy generation, low-carbon transport or grid upgrades so that renewable energy can be transported.
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We're going to be submitting amendments that ensure that bill has aggressive renewable energy resource and energy efficiency standards, and that there are higher and stronger standards for federal renewable energy procurement.
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The short story is that gathering the western grid under a single ISO would reduce renewable energy deployment costs, increase renewable energy deployment, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and reduce local air pollutants.
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Jenny Heeter, a senior energy analyst at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, said statements could be misleading if they suggest customers are getting renewable energy when they have a leased solar array.
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Witnesses include Daniel Simmons, the principal deputy assistant secretary for the Department of Energy's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, and Martin Keller, the director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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"The economics, combined with public demand, as well as corporate demand, for renewable energy, is driving the transition to 100 percent renewable energy much faster than I think anybody anticipated," she said.
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"The old politicized arguments about renewable energy being for coastal liberals just don't play anymore in parts of the country where they're experiencing firsthand the economic benefits of renewable energy development and job creation," said Jodie Van Horn, the director of the Sierra Club's Ready for 100 campaign, which pushes American cities to commit to entirely renewable energy offerings.
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After China, the European Union will see the fastest growth in renewable energy deployment, topping the United States as the 28-nation bloc aims to achieve renewable energy targets in 603 and 2030.
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"The big difference – quite apart from the carbon issue – of renewable energy versus fossil fuel based energy, (is that) renewable energy is capex heavy, to build a plant is very expensive," he said.
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Big businesses pursue renewable energy for a variety of different reasons, as PwC found in a 2016 survey, but for utilities, these rationales all lead to increasing pressure to build more renewable energy.
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According to the International Renewable Energy Agency's new report, precipitous cost decline and supportive policies have accelerated deployment of renewable energy technologies and, along with it, a burst of growth in green jobs.
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Last year, the search giant announced that it had purchased 942 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy to power its data centers, marking the largest purchase of renewable energy by a non-utility company.
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"As the Taiwanese government pursues further measures to remove market barriers and reduce renewable energy costs, we're hopeful that more companies will purchase renewable energy, driving even larger projects across Taiwan," said Hanna.
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DTE said it plans to build an additional 6,000 MW of renewable energy capacity – enough to supply nearly 2 million homes – supplementing the 1,000 MW of renewable energy it has built since 2009.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Renewable energy generation capacity expanded by 8.3 percent last year to 1,985 gigawatts globally, the fastest annual rate on record, data from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) showed on Thursday.
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory found that a "high-end" renewable energy standard could increase jobs in the sector—which already employs close to a million people in the U.S.—by 47 percent.
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The measure was worded as a pro-solar power effort but decried by renewable energy and environmental groups as an effort by power companies to wrestle control of renewable energy away from residents.
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TO GROW RENEWABLE ENERGY, WE MUST RENEW THE SYSTEM In a political landscape tainted by the impacts of court decisions like Citizens United, renewable energy is never going to come out on top.
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In last year's Renewable Electricity Futures Study, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) found that the US could accommodate up to 80 percent renewable energy using existing technology, with no loss of reliability.
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And Amazon reiterated its commitment to be "net zero" carbon by 2040 and run on 100% renewable energy by 2030, in response to critics who say the company lacks concrete renewable energy goals.
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As for investing in renewable energy, Jakobsen said oil and gas companies are still relevant for investors, particularly as they now trade at a 20% discount to companies in the renewable energy sector.
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It already meets 350 percent of its electricity needs from renewables and aims to increase its use of renewable energy to 52 percent by 2030, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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That renewable energy powers the datacenter — no fossil fuels required.
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Solutions China is already a world leader is renewable energy.
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Green commitment Google has a strong commitment to renewable energy.
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EGPB is a renewable energy subsidiary of the Enel Group.
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In Europe, new unsubsidized renewable energy projects are coming online.
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Now it's under immense pressure from the renewable energy boom.
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It's local firms that are relatively new to renewable energy.
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She has also pushed through a switch to renewable energy.
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Large renewable energy projects would be deployed on federal lands.
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Others would grow, like renewable energy because they're far cleaner.
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But these buildings will run on renewable energy by 2020.
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For India, too, cheaper renewable energy will be a boon.
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The company's last renewable energy project was two years ago.
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And even more -- 77% -- support funding for renewable energy research.
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In a very dangerous position, surviving only on renewable energy.
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Hydroelectric power Tesla was also a pioneer of renewable energy.
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To see why, consider that goal of 100% renewable energy.
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There's a growing demand for greener, safer renewable energy sources.
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Graphic on renewable energy and CO2 emissions in EU: tmsnrt.
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They know they have this option of cheap renewable energy.
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Warren Buffett is looking for investment opportunities in renewable energy.
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Because development requires energy and sustainable development requires renewable energy.
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St. Petersburg, Florida, committed to a full renewable energy transition.
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We needed renewable energy options to replace coal and gasoline.
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A renewable energy project typically takes two years to build.
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"I think renewable energy is definitely the future," said Kamdani.
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China is one the biggest investors in renewable energy solutions.
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The lights and water pumps aren't powered by renewable energy.
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Renewable energy will decide who leads and shapes this century.
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Instead, they promote renewable energy industries as a promising alternative.
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Things could certainly be better for the renewable energy industry.
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Switch uses clean and renewable energy to power data centers.
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They also pledged to accelerate the transition to renewable energy.
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Ideas embrace more than transportation, renewable energy, or water projects.
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But continued support from governments for renewable energy isn't guaranteed.
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Hydroelectric and renewable energy provides only 6% of its electricity.
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India has big plans when it comes to renewable energy.
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The renewable energy industry is critical to these rural economies.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish renewable energy and engineering company Abengoa (ABG.
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They should lower their carbon emissions and use renewable energy.
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Specific policies supporting renewable energy would offer clear economic benefits.
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Hillary Clinton, meanwhile supported retraining miners to renewable energy jobs.
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"We're seeing the cost of renewable energy falling," said Clarkson.
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BP and Shell are also investing more in renewable energy.
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She pushed for renewable energy in the wake of Fukushima.
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Samsung Electronics made a significant commitment to renewable energy Thursday.
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She said that she thought she was supporting renewable energy.
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It is time the renewable energy industry address this problem.
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Even for Disney, renewable energy requires more than pixie dust.
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Remember the dilemma at the heart of renewable energy: variability.
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And if it adds renewable energy, that's an additional bonus.
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He should be embracing a clean, renewable energy future instead.
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It's important to test renewable energy over longer time spans.
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A proposal to mandate more renewable energy failed in Arizona.
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Today, 13,000 Pittsburghers are employed in the renewable energy industry.
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Jerry Brown of California, a vocal supporter of renewable energy.
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Google now buys more renewable energy than many large utilities.
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Renewable energy has become a huge part of our economy.
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The result: Renewable energy has cost more than it should.
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The move toward renewable energy is in its earliest stages.
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In addition, the renewable energy industry is sending mixed messages.
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A kind of certificate, RECs essentially track renewable energy generation.
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They want to accelerate the globe's adoption of renewable energy.
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Shareholders are increasingly urging power companies to adopt renewable energy.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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We have ultra fast electric vehicles and all renewable energy.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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Microsoft's latest announcement follows recent renewable energy deals in Asia.
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Renewable energy will be critical to achieving those climate goals.
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Then India attacked renewable energy programs in several American states.
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The rate of renewable energy usage will continue to grow.
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He's also represented Ameresco, a publicly traded renewable energy company.
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Renewable energy has gotten cheaper and CO2 conversion has improved.
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The American Council On Renewable Energy takes a similar approach.
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Moreover, use of renewable energy has doubled in RGGI states.
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This does not mean we should not use renewable energy.
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They also committed to using only renewable energy by 2045.
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Renewable energy has long been part of Apple's corporate DNA.
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They're learning about renewable energy, they're learning about endangered species.
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Instead of relying on those agencies, Stokes and Wood said Sanders could achieve the same goal with a national renewable energy standard that would force private utilities to buy renewable energy from private suppliers.
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Distributed renewable energy systems such as geothermal systems, micro-hydroelectric systems, solar panels and wind turbines can generate renewable energy close to where it is needed, including in isolated and hard to reach communities.
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When we say renewable energy, we almost exclusively mean renewable electricity," Friesen says, "but in a future context, hopefully that was just the first win and that renewable energy really corresponds to renewable resources.
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KUDLOW TARGETS ELECTRIC CAR, RENEWABLE ENERGY CREDITS: White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said on Monday the Trump administration will seek to end subsidies for electric cars and renewable energy sources, according to reports.
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Renewable energy accounted for 103.6 percent of mainland electricity consumption last month, the report by the Portuguese Renewable Energy Association and the Sustainable Earth System Association said citing data from power grid operator REN.
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"We have set a goal to power our global infrastructure with 100 percent renewable energy and are investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency innovations," said Kara Hurst, director of worldwide sustainability at Amazon.
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Organized by Architects Advocate, a Chicago-based, climate change-oriented coalition launched in September, the letter urges investments in renewable energy, subsidies for renewable energy technologies, and a commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement.
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As for renewable energy, the drivers of growth have been technological innovation, corporate and investor action, public opinion, declining costs, pollution's relation to climate change and renewable energy targets that countries have collectively adopted.
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"It is anticipated that almost all of the growth in listed renewable energy over the next decade will be driven by companies that do not have renewable energy as their main business," Jensen said.
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There are now about 19503,000 Americans working in the renewable energy industry, according to the most recent figures from International Renewable Energy Agency, compared to 3.8 million in China and 1.2 million in Europe.
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In the latest indication that renewable energy sources like solar and wind power are ascendant worldwide, a new report finds that, in 2015, a record-breaking $286 billion was invested in renewable energy capacity worldwide.
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At this point, nearly 18 percent of electricity in the US is produced by renewable energy sources like wind and solar, but most of this renewable energy stays in the region where it was generated.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany raised the proportion of its power produced by renewable energy to 35 percent in the first half of 2017 from 33 percent the previous year, according to the BEE renewable energy association.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Southeast Asia is a potential hotspot for renewable energy, yet the region has not met expectations because it lacks policy frameworks that would encourage investment, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) told Reuters.
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As renewable energy use surges in the U.S. and the effects of global climate change become more visible, companies like Arcadia Power are pitching a nationwide service to make renewable energy available to residential customers.
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Which brings us to ... Renewable energy skeptics like to claim that natural gas power plants are required on the grid to balance out variable renewable energy, which comes and goes with the wind and sun.
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My OFF Fossil Fuels Act includes details on how to achieve 100 percent renewable energy goals by 2035, including: Renewable energy mandate, zero-emission vehicle mandate, electrification of transit, electric vehicle rebate program for consumers.
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At the same time, renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind energy, in combination with improved energy efficiency, are already cost-competitive, according to the latest report from the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA).
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Renewable energy, carbon content In Arizona, Proposition 127 would have changed the state Constitution to require nongovernmental providers to generate at least half of their annual electricity sales from certain renewable energy sources by 2030.
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Earlier this month, the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) said Southeast Asia is a potential hotspot for renewable energy, yet the region has not met expectations because it lacks policy frameworks that would encourage investment.
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A Powering Jobs campaign, launched in October at an international off-grid renewable energy conference in Singapore, aims to train up to a million people globally by 143 to meet demand for renewable energy workers.
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For years, the government has pushed a rapid buildout of renewable energy; the country now boasts the highest renewable energy growth rates and the most wind and solar capacity of any country in the world.
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In both Ohio and Pennsylvania, the majority of Republicans support the goal of transitioning to 100% renewable energy, and voters from both parties say they are more likely to back candidates who support renewable energy.
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The state has committed to using 100% renewable energy by 2045.
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That will add a hefty 5% to Mexico's renewable-energy capacity.
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Graphic on renewable energy and CO2 emissions in EU: http://tmsnrt.
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Hawaii has passed a law that mandates its renewable energy goal.
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Several Latin American countries are turning their attention to renewable energy.
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He said renewable energy projects would be likely to attract investors.
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The need to curb emissions also motivates expansion of renewable energy.
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Renewable energy currently covers only about 3 percent of Egypt's needs.
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The Enel Group is developing several renewable energy projects in Mexico.
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In many ways, questions around EVs parallel questions around renewable energy.
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The country's been kicking the world's butt on renewable energy spending.
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Renewable energy forms under 5 percent of its total portfolio size.
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SA) stake in Brazilian renewable energy company Renova Energia SA (RNEW11.
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Hydrogen can also be used for long-term renewable energy storage.
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He added that the state's experiment into renewable energy had failed.
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Democrats grumble about possible leaks, and prefer investing in renewable energy.
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In the U.S., that means increasing investment in renewable energy systems.
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Indeed, many renewable-energy federal incentives are backed by many Republicans.
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Expanding renewable energy is beneficial to the economy and job creation.
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But reactions from renewable energy experts and advocates have been mixed.
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The United States, she said, will shift to cleaner renewable energy.
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Wind power is a crucial part of Scotland's renewable energy mix.
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We have been slow to adapt to electric, or renewable energy.
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Apple aims to make the campus completely sustainable on renewable energy.
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It has virtually zero impact on developing electricity from renewable energy.
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Zuckerberg promised similar commitments to renewable energy in a Facebook post.
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They pushed for action on climate change and renewable energy development.
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Renewable energy has considerable potential in South Africa over fossil fuels.
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The answer is likely renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
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One, H 2836, would target economy-wide renewable energy by 2045.
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Other drivers include renewable energy, stagnant power demand and energy efficiency.
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Alongside LNG, other renewable energy sources for cars are being investigated.
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"Hydropower is the best renewable energy we could find," Damblon says.
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Financial innovation is creating new ways of investing in renewable energy.
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Renewable energy such as solar and wind is abundant but intermittent.
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This way, the building is powered by 100 percent renewable energy.
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""None of our 100 percent renewable energy goals have a date.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian renewable energy firm Renova Energia SA (RNEW11.
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The UK Renewable Energy Strategy – Recurring cost: £270bn a year 245.
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The project reflects APRI's commitment to renewable energy in the region.
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The parent company of Google is fully powered by renewable energy.
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Renewable energy forms under 33 percent of its total portfolio size.
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Shares of the aluminum and renewable energy firm gained 3.06 percent.
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The densely populated country is committed to moving to renewable energy.
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Indeed, there are a few stalwarts in the renewable-energy race.
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Of course, renewable-energy projects aren't the only ones facing resistance.
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Others pertain to industries including renewable energy, horse racing and motorsports.
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Other renewable energy companies have also focused on home storage products.
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Tudenggongbu is the Center for Biological Diversity's senior renewable energy campaigner.
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Innovation in renewable energy technologies has advanced in leaps and bounds.
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Renewable energy was practically non-existent on federal land before 85033.
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There are two loan guarantee programs that benefit renewable energy companies.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian renewable energy company Renova Energia SA (RNEW11.
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The gap has been filled by gas, and by renewable energy.
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Last year, China invested around US$6900 billion in renewable energy.
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That means rapidly accelerating the transition to renewable energy, already underway.
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We'll be well down the path to 6900 percent renewable energy.
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Carbon pricing will help to spur the growth of renewable energy.
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Apple's move comes as prices for renewable energy continue to plummet.
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That means the path ahead must be based on renewable energy.
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He also cited increased competition from natural gas and renewable energy.
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Over 100 U.S. cities have adopted 100 percent renewable energy goals.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's renewable energy company Renova Energia SA (RNEW11.
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That's what drones are for—powered by renewable energy, of course.
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Then there's his 28503 percent proposed cut to renewable energy research.
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California, New York, Iowa -- all are pursuing important renewable energy strategies.
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The deal marks Google's entry into the Asian renewable energy market.
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Such feedback mechanisms can be critical to distributed renewable energy systems.
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SunEdison, a renewable energy company, was once a hedge fund darling.
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The debate over 100 percent renewable energy isn't about that division.
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I get asked a lot about my stance on renewable energy.
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Ready to get your mayor on board for clean renewable energy?
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Philippe Rapeneau: Renewable energy has traditionally been underdeveloped in our region.
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Renewable energy is one area where that typical dynamic is inverted.
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And it's potentially a game changer for the renewable energy movement.
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It's one of dozens of American cities pledging more renewable energy.
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A number of big businesses are looking to embrace renewable energy.
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Growth percentage in renewable energy investment in Costa Rica in 2016.
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Renewable energy grew by 14.5%, nearing the record increase in 2017.
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Climate campaigners are eager to see a transition to renewable energy.
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But do not expect the renewable energy firms to endorse it.
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How should policymakers be prioritizing them relative to, say, renewable energy?
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But the investment opportunities, beyond renewable energy, have received less attention.
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The Sahara Desert is a dream location for renewable energy industries.
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It also notes that renewable energy is variable and requires balancing.
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He said renewable energy can reduce the local municipality's electric bills.
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And though geothermal is considered renewable energy, it does have pitfalls.
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The lesson: An oil company doesn't become a renewable-energy company.
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Right now, parts of Japan are betting heavily on renewable energy.
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Go deeper: Airports embrace renewable energy to cut air travel emissions
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Go deeper: The amount of voluntary renewable energy purchases keeps rising
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Hydro power is a major source of renewable energy in China.
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Africa has huge untapped potential when it comes to renewable energy.
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"Renewable energy should not be considered an alternative technology," he said.
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"We will be the largest investor in renewable energy," he said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian renewable energy firm Renova Energia SA (RNEW11.
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According to most people, Perry will be terrible for renewable energy.
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The experts are not opposed to aggressive investments in renewable energy.
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Hydrogen gas made with an electrolyzer that's powered by renewable energy.
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The pushback against renewable energy has been years in the making.
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Already cities and states are committing to 100 percent renewable energy.
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Hawaii is planning to use 100 percent renewable energy by 2045.
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In 2017, Google says, it will run on renewable energy alone.
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The costs of renewable energy are plummeting, making decarbonization eminently feasible.
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The European Union and Japan challenged Canadian incentives on renewable energy.
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Now is the time to increase investment in renewable energy sources.
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Buss is the former CFO of SolarCity, Musk's renewable energy venture.
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Interestingly, hydropower is still one of our largest renewable energy sources.
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In January, Eneco bought Lichtblick, Germany's largest independent renewable energy supplier.
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Google today announced its largest package of renewable energy deals yet.
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Jobs in renewable energy are among the fastest growing in America.
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Worldwide, the renewable energy companies employed 9.8 million people in 2016.
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The division has been slammed by the rise of renewable energy.
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But what about the unreliability of renewable energy sources by comparison?
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Like its PIF has announced, it will focus on renewable energy.
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Common renewable energy sources are solar, wind, geothermal, biomass and hydropower.
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California's government is trying to increase the use of renewable energy.
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The fossil-fuel and renewable energy programs would be abolished entirely.
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It's actually three programs: energy efficiency, renewable energy, and sustainable transportation.
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"Sustained low wind energy prices and solid growth in installations helped make 2015 one of the best years for our nation's renewable energy market," said Acting Assistant Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, David Friedman.
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"The market response to the Kingdom's invitation to its first renewable energy projects has been overwhelmingly positive, demonstrating market confidence in our vast renewable energy potential and investment environment," Saudi Energy Minister Khalid Al Falih said.
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In 2015, a renewable-energy expert from Canada began using homemade wind turbines and solar panels to build a network of renewable energy electrical stations to supply power to homes and medical clinics in the area.
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Matthews' commentary is just another tired example of anti-renewable energy special interests spreading misinformation in order to cloud the reality that renewable energy is affordable and reliable and the future of our global energy supply.
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GE Renewable Energy, the renewable arm of the U.S. firm, and the British government-funded Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult signed a five-year agreement to test GE's Haliade-X 12 megawatt (MW) turbine in Blyth, Northumberland.
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When those options are not available, Apple says it aims to have suppliers sign power-purchase agreements with new renewable energy projects and using purchases of renewable energy credits only when there are no other options.
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The trend for cut-price renewable energy is already set but the report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) gives fresh evidence of the speed of the decline, driven by increased production runs and technology improvements.
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At the time it also said renewable energy sources act as a natural hedge against rising energy costs and it was on track to get roughly half of its gross energy consumption from renewable energy by 2020.
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The National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL) 2015 Renewable Energy Data Book, released earlier this week, showed that renewable electricity in the U.S. increased to 16.7 percent of total installed capacity and 13.8 percent of total electricity generation.
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"Where feasible, we produce our own renewable energy by building our own renewable energy facilities, including solar arrays, wind farms, biogas fuel cells, and micro-hydro generation systems," the company writes in its 2017 Environmental Responsibility Report.
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"The issue of power being wasted is continually improving as the government actively adopts measures to encourage consumption of renewable energy," said Li Chuangjun, deputy director of the renewable energy department at the NEA at the briefing.
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Over the past year, renewable-energy groups and advocates of nuclear power have come together to help enact policies in New York and Illinois to keep open financially struggling nuclear reactors, while also further encouraging renewable energy.
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India challenges US renewable energy programs at WTO: India has filed a new dispute against the United States at the World Trade Organization (WTO) challenging domestic content requirements and subsidies in renewable energy programs across eight states.
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Renewable energy is being seen as a growth sector for India, a signatory of the Paris climate accord, with an ambitious plan to raise renewable energy capacity to 175 gigawatts (GW) by 2022, from 57 GW currently.
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This is approximately twice the price of electricity today, and it is more than the prices of most major sources of renewable energy, which the International Renewable Energy Agency predicts will drop over the next few decades.
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David Friedman, the deputy assistant secretary for the DOE's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, will speak at an Environmental and Energy Study Institute event on energy efficiency and renewable energy in President Obama's 2017 budget.
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Do we believe in putting our nation on a path to 100% renewable energy, or should we put forth a mix of laws that address climate change and prioritize renewable energy while still embracing some fossil fuels?
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Muhammad Abdur Rahman, managing director of Innosol, a company that imports and installs renewable energy systems, said that cheap imports of renewable energy systems from China remain the main barrier to building more such systems in Pakistan.
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A look inside an opaque $6 billion industry that challenges the very idea of renewable energy It's tough to write a scintillating headline when the topic of the story is something called "renewable energy certificates," or RECs.
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Scaling back or ending renewable energy and electric vehicle tax breaks, as the House Republican plan does, would come closer to putting renewable energy on a level playing field with fossil fuels, while saving the government money.
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These jobs are focused on 100 percent clean, renewable energy by 2030.
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The growing use of renewable energy is another positive trend, said Ripple.
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They have already managed to suppress renewable energy growth in the state.
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There is strong support for renewable energy at the state level, too.
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Consolidation in Chile's dispersed renewable energy sector has also been heating up.
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Energy America's renewable energy sector reached a big milestone earlier this spring.
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For a graphic on Sovereign funds diversify into renewable energy, see - tmsnrt.
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Renewable energy advocates cheered FERC's decision to seek feedback from grid operators.
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For another, the government started building the shit out of renewable energy.
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According to Raspe, the towers will be powered by 100% renewable energy.
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Renewable energy is growing, but more interconnections and energy storage are needed.
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Renewable energy sources—solar, wind and hydroelectricity—are different from fossil fuels.
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So it's not enough to use renewable energy for your own facilities.
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The group is from the renewable energy and media industries, Bloomberg reported.
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Let's fund cutting edge research on being a leader in renewable energy.
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Apple has a renewable energy capacity equivalent to its total energy use.
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The site will provide clean, renewable energy to help run Amazon's business.
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It's made with renewable energy and 228.99 percent post-consumer recycled material.
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But renewable energy is variable — it comes and goes with the weather.
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Here, CNBC takes a closer look at these titans of renewable energy.
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Renewable energy costs have dropped more than predicted then (as Bloomberg said).
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Google now buys enough renewable energy to match its annual energy demand.
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EGPE is working on a number of renewable energy projects in Spain.
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The Australian Government blamed the failure of renewable energy to cover usage.
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Go deeper: Prices of renewable energy sources plummeted between 2009 and 2017
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Other states, such as Hawaii, have passed 100 percent renewable energy legislation.
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The bill must address climate change, with major investments in renewable energy.
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We lead the transition towards a zero-emission future and renewable energy.
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Inter Far East group runs renewable energy, waste management and hotel businesses.
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Renewable energy accounted for 17.4 percent last year, little changed from 2016.
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It's matching what it consumes with equal amounts of purchased renewable energy.
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The tax credits for renewable energy generation will accelerate and ensure progress.
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The company earned "F's" in energy transparency, renewable energy commitment and advocacy.
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Vermont, for instance, uses 100 percent renewable energy, according to the report.
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Renewable energy currently covers only about 3 percent of the country's needs.
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Renewable energy is also getting cheaper, leading to an expected 8 percent
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It raises the state's renewable energy standard to 60 percent by 2030.
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In that same period, jobs in renewable energy technologies grew by 175,000.
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Take, for example, Amazon's maneuverings in the renewable energy credit (REC) market.
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The bulk of the support on the left is for renewable energy.
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He's hostile to investment in offshore wind turbines that deliver renewable energy.
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The drive toward renewable energy is generating enthusiasm in the private sector.
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The presidential election results have been deemed "a disaster" for renewable energy.
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Texas grid managers overcame this quandary by creating Competitive Renewable Energy Zones.
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Perry's reputation is that he is not a fan of renewable energy.
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Eesti Energia also has other renewable energy projects, in wind and biomass.
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In 2015, 93% of of the company's energy came from renewable energy.
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There is no reason that Africa cannot become a renewable energy superpower.
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Abengoa borrowed heavily to finance an aggressive international expansion into renewable energy.
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In 2628, the renewable energy sector employed close to 28500 million people.
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Industry-bought politicians across the country are busy destabilizing renewable energy markets.
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The contracts ranged from the renewable energy sector to shipping and banking.
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The company started working on renewable energy projects a few years ago.
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But as many renewable energy companies are learning, building it costs dearly.
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Both SunEdison and Abengoa, big renewable energy providers, have filed for bankruptcy.
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He succeeds Klaus Helmrich on the board of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
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The climate treaty contains emissions targets that incentivize using more renewable energy.
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McDonald's joins a number of major U.S. firms signing renewable energy deals.
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Renewable energy has been on the local government's radar for some years.
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We can seek renewable energy solutions without spoiling our precious public lands.
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Renewable energy projects also bring substantial new revenue streams to rural communities.
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Any hope of saving renewable-energy credits now rests with the Senate.
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Ocasio-Cortez's resolution, however, doesn't call for a mandate for renewable energy.
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Go deeper: A Trump-supporting Texas city runs on 100% renewable energy
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The renewable-energy sector employs far more Americans than coal, for example.
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In 2017, Katz announced a commitment to using 100 percent renewable energy.
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Romania uses a mix of coal, gas, hydro, nuclear and renewable energy.
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We need to replace fossil fuel energy with renewable energy sources, e.g.
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These provisions pertain to industries including renewable energy, motorsports and horse racing.
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EDT: President Trump tours the Southwest Iowa Renewable Energy in Council Bluffs.
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The future is bright, and it'll undoubtedly be powered by renewable energy.
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GE Renewable Energy has announced its first wind energy deal in Chile.
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But to get more renewable energy online is mostly a local decision.
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Nuclear power simply cannot compete against safer, cleaner and cheaper renewable energy.
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Hawaii last year committed to achieving 85033 percent renewable energy by 2045.
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China is outspending the US $3 to $1 on renewable-energy investment.
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Some jobs related to renewable energy can also pay six-figure salaries.
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Saudi Arabia is targeting 25 gigawatt (GW) of renewable energy by 220.
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Existing subsidies for renewable energy have made other forms of production uncompetitive.
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Both are committed to the cause of renewable energy and green mobility.
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In 2013, REI committed to using 100% renewable energy in its operations.
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Second, keep Department of Energy renewable energy programs going and properly funded.
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And no one has yet solved the renewable energy intermittency problem — i.e.
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Climate change and renewable energy — that is always, always a large issue.
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China may soon overtake the US when it comes to renewable energy.
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President Donald Trump is a climate change denier and renewable energy hater.
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Renewable energy is extremely popular with the American public, across partisan lines.
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To succeed, the renewable energy industry needs to embrace the circular economy.
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Apple is building data centers that run 100 percent on renewable energy.
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Washington gets much of its power already from a renewable energy: hydropower.
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This raises an obvious question: Are renewable energy subsidies doing the job?
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Costs for renewable energy tend to drop as more capacity is installed.
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The renewable energy industry now employs more Americans than oil and gas.
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China, for example, is the world leader in new renewable energy investment.
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The American Council for Renewable Energy will hold its annual policy forum.
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Seemingly overnight, the fossil fuels executive became a champion of renewable energy.
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Renewable energy prices have dropped, and are nearly competitive with fossil fuels.
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It also publicizes its development of renewable energy technologies such as biofuels.
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Those include: • Promoting renewable energy (and the business opportunities that it brings).
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As cars move to renewable energy, emissions and road noise will diminish.
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Coal plants have shut down, replaced by natural gas and renewable energy.
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Members share renewable energy and genetically modify their own corn to survive.
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Disney officials declined to discuss the financials of their renewable energy projects.
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No standard recipe exists for what a renewable energy fund should contain.
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But Mr. Moon has promised to invest more in renewable energy sources.
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The big point: Renewable energy is here to stay in some fashion.
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Warren also said she would expand renewable energy projects on federal lands.
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That could encourage further investment in renewable energy, according to the authors.
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The governor's bill would ramp up renewable energy sources somewhat more quickly.
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To drive towards zero waste, zero carbon and 100 percent renewable energy.
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President Obama signs the bill, citing support from the renewable energy industry.
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He wants to push for single-payer health care and renewable energy.
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G.E. has carved out a space in renewable energy, producing wind turbines.
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Also, countries throughout Europe are switching away from nuclear to renewable energy.
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They began investing more in wind power and other renewable energy sources.
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If its nuclear plants close, then new renewable energy will replace nuclear.
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And some nuclear advocates are grumbling about the renewable-energy subsidies Gov.
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It has invested deeply in sustainability, using recyclable materials and renewable energy.
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They can address climate change through carbon pricing and renewable energy mandates.
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A Rubio America will "lead the world in everything," including renewable energy.
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But one difficulty is that the supply of renewable energy is variable.
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A new player has entered the 2016 campaign: The renewable energy industry.
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Storage costs, a critical component of renewable energy systems, have also fallen.
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The local renewable energy industry employs 19493,000 people, according to the city.
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The project is also being watched closely by advocates for renewable energy.
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Wind turbines dot the landscape in Amarillo, producing renewable energy — and jobs.
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China is planning on spending $360 billion through 85033 on renewable energy.
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It has investments in finance, real estate, infrastructure, renewable energy and water.
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It includes a national climate-change programme and a renewable-energy law.
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But developers are still using offsets to support some renewable energy projects.
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Its newly-launched factory in Wales is fully powered by renewable energy.
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BlackRock declined to comment, and Japan Renewable Energy could not immediately comment.
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Economic Scene Could the entire American economy run on renewable energy alone?
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That's because companies generally cannot send renewable energy directly to your home.
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The fund&aposs top holdings were renewable-energy, tech, and healthcare companies.
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Put that toward improving higher education, infrastructure, medical research, or renewable energy.
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Renewable energy advocates in Congress are working to make that happen — Sens.
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A grid with more controllable electricity demand can integrate more renewable energy.
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Hydro is among a number of businesses turning to renewable energy agreements.
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The second one is a just transition to 100 percent renewable energy.
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Renewable energy is expanding fast, though not nearly as fast as necessary.
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Currently over 50 cities have committed to going 100 percent renewable energy.
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Blumenauer goes off on cuts to renewable energy 9:45 a.m. Rep.
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Renewable energy research, meanwhile, gets a $248 million cut from 2016 levels.
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But Mr. Trump's ascension has placed new pressure on renewable energy boosters.
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Between 2017 and 20183, China will invest $320 billion into renewable energy.
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And the government has vowed to continue investing heavily in renewable energy.
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And Budweiser touted renewable energy in an ad featuring a cute dog.
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Hawaii, for example, wants to meet its goal entirely through renewable energy.
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The bride's father is a renewable energy consultant based in Las Vegas.
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Getting to 100% renewable energy in Amazon's facilities and operations by 2030.
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"The smart investment is in renewable energy, from every perspective," he said.
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But moving toward renewable energy, as he sees it, just makes sense.
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The farther along renewable energy industries are at that point, the better.
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While scrapping carbon-reduction laws could shrink long-term growth opportunities for renewable energy, analysts say that existing policies directly affecting actual renewable energy companies, such as tax credits, do not appear to be under the same pressure.
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Once implemented, the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan (commonly referred to as the DRECP) will stand as a cornerstone to California's energy independence, facilitating clean, renewable energy production while conserving large stretches of pristine and vulnerable desert lands.
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But, renewable energy now provides nearly 20 percent of our electricity and we have more than enough capacity to produce all of our energy from wind and solar, according to the Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
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Getting a firm grasp on total potential market size is much more of an art than a science, but we can take the International Renewable Energy Agency's (IRENA) global renewable energy employment forecasts as a basis for estimation.
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On this topic, the number of Republicans in support jumps significantly: 77 percent of Republicans agree with funding more research into renewable energy sources and 79 percent of Republicans are behind generating renewable energy, like solar and wind.
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Under that plan, renewable energy sources were projected to become more important than coal and second only to natural gas in electricity generation by 2030, said Chris Namovicz, lead renewable energy analyst at the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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One of the first renewable energy projects the EBRD is considering financing is a 43 MW wind farm project developed by Volterra, a Greek renewable energy developer and electricity operator fully owned by construction company J&P Avax.
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Comparing Saudi Arabia's plans to invest in renewable energy versus its planned investments in nuclear energy, Romm estimated that Riyadh would be trying to generate at least three times more electricity from nuclear reactors than from renewable energy.
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The world's second-most populous country and third-biggest polluter has about 74 GW of renewable energy currently installed, according to a government report and comments made last month by Anand Kumar, the secretary of the renewable energy ministry.
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According to a report from the Environmental Defense Fund, a push from the shipping industry to switch to renewable-energy-sourced liquid synthetic fuels could stimulate investment in renewable energy infrastructure of up to $6 trillion worldwide by 2050.
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But even beyond those big hydropower projects, investment in renewable energy in Latin America has increased 223-fold since 6533, nearly double the global rate, according to a 2653 report by the International Renewable Energy Agency, an intergovernmental organization.
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Last year, Google surpassed its target of buying more renewable energy than it uses, and in September, it pledged to make "the biggest corporate purchase of renewable energy in history," growing its wind and solar portfolio by 40 percent.
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Oregon is focused on removing coal and doubling down on renewable energy resources.
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Even better, more electric cars could help utilities usher in more renewable energy.
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It is the largest non-utility purchaser of renewable energy in the world.
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In stark contrast, renewable energy—solar power and wind farms especially—are booming.
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It blamed overcapacity amid a shift from coal and gas to renewable energy.
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By 2025, it wants to power half of its operations with renewable energy.
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Renewable energy The US is coming up on a big milestone in energy.
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Renewable energy costs are already substantially lower than just a few years ago.
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There are also ballot measures for renewable energy mandates in Nevada and Arizona.
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And renewable energy typically has a lower capacity utilization than other fuel sources.
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Hurtigruten is the latest company looking to power its ships with renewable energy.
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The re-elected Liberal-led coalition has no renewable energy target beyond 2020.
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But the biggest windfall from a Warren administration could be for renewable energy.
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Several tech companies have begun transitioning to renewable energy sources in recent years.
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Other backers of the group include nuclear operator Exelon and renewable-energy firms.
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The brief history of renewable-energy stocks shows this shouldn't be a surprise.
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It's likely only a component of helping the grid run on renewable energy.
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Tesla's renewable energy business includes residential and commercial solar and energy storage products.
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It also recycles paper, plastic and chemicals and focuses on renewable energy generation.
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The re-elected Liberal-led coalition has no renewable energy target beyond 2020.
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New investment in renewable energy globally fell by 23% last year, to $241.6bn.
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Enel Green Power is developing a number of renewable energy projects in Africa.
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With the switch to abundant, cheap renewable energy, consumption, and profits, will rise.
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Its leaders stubbornly refused to invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.
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Once it gets there, renewable energy will be the main source of power.
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Renewable energy investment in India was up by 22014 percent to $22015 billion.
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Lower air pollution and cheaper renewable energy are also important benefits, for example.
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Apple plans to occupy two 12-story towers, both powered by renewable energy.
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They are keen on renewable energy and on phasing out coal-fired generation.
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By next year, it will be 0%, and renewable energy will be 100%.
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O, a so-called "yieldco" company it created to hold renewable energy assets.
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Solar is becoming an increasingly important part of the world's renewable energy mix.
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Google's goal is to be completely powered by renewable energy within a decade.
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But there are solutions -- from carbon taxes to renewable energy research and development.
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Behind President Donald Trump's dismissive rhetoric of renewable energy is a muddled picture.
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You make a good point that clean tech and renewable energy have disappointed.
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Google, Apple, Sony, T-Mobile, and others have committed to buying renewable energy.
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Globally, auctions, rather than subsidies, are increasingly popular to incentivise renewable energy development.
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But he'd use some of the proceeds to invest in renewable energy research.
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Mocking renewable energy Trump is on the complete opposite end of the spectrum.
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"It's renewable energy, and the energy is literally made from playing," Wood said.
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About 96 percent of Apple's operations use renewable energy, according to the company.
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Renewable energy investment commitments from GE Energy Financial Services now exceed $15 billion.
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Power up The next renewable energy source is in the produce aisle: tomatoes!
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Now we've seen the how the company's renewable energy systems are being implemented.
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A whopping 280% of Americans support funding more research into renewable energy sources.
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As of 2015, renewable energy provided 19.3 percent of final global energy consumption.
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The renewable energy targets would require investment in feeder lines and infrastructure upgrades.
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"Straight away after that we will launch more renewable energy contracts," he added.
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In 2015 there were 769,000 Americans working in the renewable energy sector alone.
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More than 750,000 of them, according to the International Renewable Energy Agency. 26.
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There is a wide gap between renewable-energy production and available energy storage.
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"There is still a lot of red tape for renewable energy," she said.
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To make the desired impact, renewable energy still has a ways to go.
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He said that more is invested globally in renewable energy than fossil fuels.
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Diversifying into renewable energy and tourism will not offset job losses in oil.
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Some companies that don't like the Clean Power Plan do like renewable energy.
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Yet the collapse raises a bigger question: Can renewable-energy companies be profitable?
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Lundmark sought to emphasise the importance of renewable energy in the years ahead.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The renewable energy unit of French state-owned utility EDF (EDF.
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One of the biggest problems with renewable energy, for instance, is energy storage.
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Once in place, the operating costs of renewable energy are almost non-existent.
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Not every state has California's natural blessings, or its aggressive renewable energy mandates.
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There are additional points for using renewable energy like solar and wind energy.
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Last month Amazon announced three renewable energy projects, including its first in Scotland.
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Renewable energy like wind and solar has become politically popular in recent years.
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Why it matters: That's got market analysts at UBS betting on renewable energy.
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Furthermore, it is in ruder health than closest rival Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy.
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Two French multinationals have made significant commitments on renewable energy and electric vehicles.
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Investing in renewable energy sources is like building cell towers instead of landlines.
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But as technology improves and costs get lower, renewable energy is catching up.
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The Wieringermeer wind farm will begin producing renewable energy from 2019, it said.
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And that's in addition to the $11.6 billion renewable energy companies currently receive.
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The latest report from the International Renewable Energy Agency shows the stark reality.
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A large factor would be the market's demand for clean and renewable energy.
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Here's how tax policy for electric vehicles and renewable energy stands right now.
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GE said it would focus on its aviation, power and renewable energy businesses.
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GE will focus its operations on the aviation, power and renewable energy businesses.
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The U.S. is the second largest producer of renewable energy, Fannon also stated.
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Smaller renewable energy stocks were outperforming on Friday, while Madrid's bourse fell slightly.
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Kenya unveiled a renewable energy scheme in 2012 and was inundated with proposals.
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Both sides also promised to keep driving the expansion of renewable energy sources.
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When it comes to renewable energy however, Interior's report found that production plummeted.
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But the landscape has changed as the demand for renewable energy has increased.
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"The move to renewable energy has been seamless," said Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman.
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Renewable energy is growing, and everything is working fine, at least for now.
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Overall, companies have procured more than $1 billion of renewable energy through LevelTen.
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However, air pollution is helping drive Iranian interest in expanding renewable energy capacity.
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It's tough to get renewable energy projects funded by a traditional loan agency.
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Maybe it's renewable energy, some nuclear power, some biomass, and some natural gas.
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Energize Ventures has done just that, and it focuses on renewable-energy companies.
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They need to move the renewable energy conversation beyond a discussion about subsidies.
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But there's another rising trend that's literally right under your nose: renewable energy.
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Additionally, such supply will assist local governments in achieving their renewable energy goals.
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Renewable energy for 80% of Amazon's operations by 2024, and 100% by 2030.
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Other major European oil companies are also experimenting with renewable energy and electricity.
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Specifically, the president-elect can capitalize on Mexico's huge potential for renewable energy.
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Democrats also failed to clinch language extending tax breaks for renewable energy industries.
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MR. PAGE: It was — I've actually been working on a renewable energy project.
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Could Walt Disney have imagined all of this renewable energy in his parks?
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Second, PtG can serve as a load for all that excess renewable energy.
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"Renewable energy is pushing the economy," he said, "and policy is lagging behind."
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All that being said, the future is looking pretty bright for renewable energy.
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Mr. White's allocation to copper stocks is a sideways play on renewable energy.
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Not every manager in this niche views renewable energy as a crucial play.
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Investments in renewable energy resources are rising, and some people are going further.
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There's no carbon price, no taxes and no explicit focus on renewable energy.
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But if those states switch to more renewable energy, air quality will improve.
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Perhaps surprisingly, renewable energy can add more stress to the already creaky grid.
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In addition, investments in green initiatives, like renewable energy, could boost the economy.
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Cheaper crude incentivises consumers to use more, and makes renewable energy less attractive.
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Spreading out renewable energy across a larger geographical area could help mitigate interruptions.
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Equally important is the startling drop in the price of renewable energy sources.
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Some cities now have their government buildings running on 100 percent renewable energy.
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Other energy industries understand that their future success depends on growing renewable energy.
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And India said it would increase its share of renewable energy by 2022.
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It was made, he said, with 50 percent renewable energy and reused water.
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Called NEOM, the city is planned to run on 100 percent renewable energy.
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RECs were created to track and claim the renewable energy a customer generates.
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The money is earmarked for cleantech, renewable energy, and water quality and conservation.
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Now, GE's power division is crumbling due to the rise of renewable energy.
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Efforts to combine renewable energy and desalination are still in their early stages.
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Polat Enerji was established in 2000 to produce electricity from renewable energy resources.
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Finally, renewable-energy projects are currently less profitable than oil and gas projects.
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At the same time, renewable energy is reaching cost parity with fossil fuels.
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To get around this problem, power companies came up with renewable energy certificates.
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They also vowed to undo Trump administration environmental policies and promote renewable energy.
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The country is also expanding its use of renewable energy, said the minister.
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Last October, Amazon announced three renewable energy projects, including its first in Scotland.
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For while turbines produce renewable energy, their construction does have an environmental impact.
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There are safer bets, and companies are moving to develop renewable energy sources.
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Krieger, PhD, is director of the Renewable Energy Program at PSE Healthy Energy.
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In addition, the more renewable energy it buys, the cheaper those sources get.
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But the government has promised to boost renewable energy to 20% by 2030.
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It's basically emissions-free and a cornerstone of today's global renewable energy supply.
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Africa has a bounty of renewable energy sources, including geothermal, solar and wind.
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Where it makes sense, Africa should use renewable energy and off-grid solutions.
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The American Council on Renewable Energy said FERC's dismissal was the right move.
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Then China filed a case in 2018 against additional American renewable energy measures.
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Renewable energy supporters do not have to ignore climate change arguments entirely, though.
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Storing renewable energy remains a powerful problem, but engineers are getting more creative.
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The company is also expanding into renewable energy business to bolster its portfolio.
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Climate change impacts are accelerating visibly; so is the growth of renewable energy.
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The e-commerce retailer already runs 40% of its fleet on renewable energy.
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They offer renewable energy on a subscription model, similar to services like Netflix.
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Self-driving "taxibots" powered by renewable energy will move people through the street.
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Support labor unions, paid parental leave, the Equal Rights Amendment and renewable energy.
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It gives renewable energy investors a decent time horizon over which to plan.
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The campaign's expectation, reflected in Clinton's renewable energy goal, is that most of the emission reductions achieved under the Clean Power Plan and her competitive grants will be through renewable energy and nuclear power, not through coal to natural gas switching.
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The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), a Department of Defense agency assisting the Army in its renewable-energy shift, is also working with the U.S. Air Force on long-term renewable energy projects, a DLA spokeswoman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The potential for this business to create enormous value in the renewable energy market in the near term is tangible and very exciting," said Gupta, whose "green steel" model is based on using renewable energy to recycle locally sourced scrap.
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The International Renewable Energy Agency indicated that global jobs in the renewable-energy sector increased to more than 10 million for the first time in 103, and they expect there to be 28 million jobs in the industry by 2050.
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In an operational update Wednesday, renewable energy firm SIMEC Atlantis Energy said that the facility, which is located in waters off the north coast of Scotland, had sent more than 7 GWh of renewable energy to the grid in 2019.
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"Where it's not feasible to build our own generation, we sign long-term renewable energy purchase contracts, supporting new, local projects that meet our robust renewable energy sourcing principles," reads the company's 217-page Environmental Responsibility Report published last year.
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This Asset Germination Event (AGE) token has, says the company, the potential to disrupt the traditionally centralized energy market and thus grow the renewable energy industry, because of course, ownership of the token will incentivize people to invest in renewable energy.
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SARAJEVO (Reuters) - The Bosnian unit of Indian renewable energy developer Suzlon Energy on Wednesday won the right to build a 25.2 megawatt (MW) wind farm in Bosnia to help it cut greenhouse gas emissions and meet the EU renewable energy standards.
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Power purchasing: In late May the International Renewable Energy Agency, in its first global tally of corporate renewable power sourcing, said that last year companies bought around 465 terawatt-hours of renewable energy, such as from solar and wind facilities.
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"We're helping provide solutions to green the grid through these new renewable energy deals and sharing best practices with other companies so they too can reduce risk and energy costs," Rob Threlkeld, global manager of renewable energy at GM, said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China expects to solve the problem of renewable energy waste by 2020, Liang Zhipeng, deputy director of the new energy and renewable energy department of the National Energy Administration (NEA) said in a presentation at a conference on Monday.
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Some cryptocurrency miners are already pushing for clean power, but de Vries isn't certain renewable energy can mitigate the worst effects of cryptocurrency mining since renewable energy production is highly variable, but mining operations run at full power around the clock.
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In 103, Minnesota pledged to lead the state to 100% renewable energy by 2050.
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New Jersey's renewable energy target includes reaching 50% by 2030, and 100% by 2050.
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For every job in fossil fuels, the state boasts 22050 jobs in renewable energy.
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At that time, renewable energy was more of a pipe dream than a reality.
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They funded transportation and renewable energy projects, and both states are considering fresh deals.
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In contrast, Australia had abundant sources of renewable energy that needed to be developed.
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But further technology advances are necessary for renewable energy sources to expand more quickly.
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He expected renewable energy to attract investors from the Gulf and Asia in 2018.
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But many renewable energy experts credit falling prices for speeding global adoption of solar.
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The logistical and infrastructure advantages of renewable energy are plain for all to see.
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And now the renewable energy leader will be part of the New York discussion.
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Luke's batteries could support the use of renewable energy for all kinds of applications.
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That's good news, but it's not as good as using 100 percent renewable energy.
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It's simple and, as the grid handles more and more renewable energy, increasingly needed.
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And Ontario Teachers' has begun making 'greenfield' investments in wind, hydro and renewable energy.
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The group estimates renewable energy industries employed 22014,27.3 in the United States in 53.
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The center, opened in 2012, uses renewable energy to light its dormitories and classrooms.
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Joe Lieberman to shift US energy away from fossil fuel and toward renewable energy.
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The FERC filing "supports our plan for 100 percent renewable energy," Apple told Mashable.
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Coal jobs have continued to decline while renewable energy careers are on the rise.
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RBC raised renewable energy producer Acciona target price to 130 euros from 513 euros.
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Buildings in the valley already use renewable energy produced by three small hydroelectric plants.
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This is the first time Samsung has announced a public commitment for renewable energy.
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Samsung says that it could increase its use of renewable energy in other countries.
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It also includes investment in thousands of jobs retrofitting buildings and expanding renewable energy.
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Wind power continues to gain traction in the renewable energy market, particularly in China.
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Consider one of the first big renewable-energy stocks in the U.S.: First Solar.
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Variable renewable energy poses what you might call "whole system" challenges to energy grids.
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Mr. Cuomo has, to this point, committed to 50 percent renewable energy by 2030.
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Require 50% renewable-energy electricity in Nevada by 2030, up from 25% by 2025.
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On Monday, Amazon announced a renewable energy initiative to build three new wind farms.
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SunEdison, the renewable energy company, was once the darling of the hedge fund world.
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That would make it the first accelerator to be powered solely by renewable energy.
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Its dependence on coal is huge, yet it's also leading in developing renewable energy.
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Greenpeace argues the company should focus less on nuclear and more on renewable energy.
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Back in April, the company announced that it's powered entirely by renewable energy worldwide.
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Whether it survives legal challenges by natural gas and renewable energy companies is unclear.
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To that end, it plans to spend A$10bn ($7bn) to boost renewable energy.
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Over the past ten years, renewable energy has been on a meteoric growth trajectory.
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INDUSTRY AND ENERGY MINISTER BELIEVES TUNISIA CAN REACH RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGET BEFORE 2030 DEADLINE
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Europeans spoke admiringly of the leadership it showed in climate diplomacy and renewable energy.
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Make sure your hometown embraces renewable energy by joining the Ready for 100 campaign.
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The array, based in the south of England, was installed by Lightsource Renewable Energy.
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Update April 9th, 5:05PM ET: Added additional details about Apple's renewable energy efforts.
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The rest comes from its technology and energy, which includes renewable energy generation plants.
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A recent poll showed more people approve of his renewable-energy target than disapprove.
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Rare earth minerals, which are used in a wide variety of renewable energy technologies.
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Renewable energy as a whole could attract $210 trillion in global investment by 27.
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The Philippines's transformation into a unlikely regional powerhouse in renewable energy hasn't been easy.
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Mr Smith thinks renewable energy is too costly and unreliable to replace fossil fuels.
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Excess renewable energy also brings down wholesale power prices, which is bad for investment. .
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The company is also expanding into the renewable energy business to bolster its portfolio.
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He prefers the dirty oil extracted by state-owned Pemex to clean renewable energy.
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The partnership will focus on renewable energy, urban mobility, highways, and railways, he said.
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Absent that pressure, Amazon has drifted from pursuing renewable energy to embracing big oil.
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Here are some signs the renewable-energy industry shouldn't be too worried--yet anyway.
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It could help CEZ shift to renewable energy and supply Europe's electric car industry.
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They say it can be replaced with efficiency and renewable energy, which are safer.
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Impacts become fuzzier if targets are met solely by purchasing renewable energy certificates (RECs).
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I asked him: Were the renewable-energy investments a mistake, or more ill-timed?
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BP bills this as the largest renewable-energy operations of any global oil company.
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Another Saudi-Chinese consortium is investing significant sums in Egypt's nascent renewable energy sector.
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London's iconic Wembley Stadium is also powered by 100 percent renewable energy, for example.
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None of this minimizes the unexpected headwinds facing renewable energy after the recent elections.
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Their climate polls also demonstrate that voters in red counties resoundingly support renewable energy.
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Videocon's founders had an investment in a renewable energy company founded by Kochhar's husband.
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Jacobson helped found The Solutions Project, a group focused on using more renewable energy.
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Renewable energy is in the vanguard and, at least for now, it appears unstoppable.
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It's almost unheard-of in Washington: Renewable energy legislation with support from both parties.
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Alkooheji said the fund is looking at opportunities to invest more in renewable energy.
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The US National Renewable Energy Lab predicts it could pass 1.53.5,22017 gigawatts by 2715.
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Education, space exploration, health care and renewable energy were issues once tackled by nations.
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Rick Perry (now energy secretary), requiring that it increase its use of renewable energy.
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That's on top of huge advancements in renewable energy, energy efficiency and other technologies.
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GE previously said it would exit all businesses except power, aviation and renewable energy.
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Almost all of India's new capacity addition is expected to come from renewable energy.
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A particular emphasis has been placed on developing fossil fuels, rather than renewable energy.
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Note that investment in renewable energy has actually been declining in Europe since 53.
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The country is also the world's biggest solar market, and renewable energy investor. 21.
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The measures include boosting the use of renewable energy and investing in clean technologies.
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Wadhwa said the increasingly favorable economics of renewable energy should be the biggest driver.
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They love renewable energy, which is growing like crazy and creating thousands of jobs.
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When they fund renewable energy, environmental science, education, healthcare, that's a fundamental policy choice.
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It is expected to concentrate on energy infrastructure, renewable energy and supporting private businesses.
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All Apple offices and data centers are now powered by 100 percent renewable energy.
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Bangladesh needs to turn to renewable energy to keep its environment clean, he said.
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Amazon is taking steps to power many of its data centers with renewable energy.
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California state policy, meanwhile, offers a virtual guarantee of high demand for renewable energy.
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Despite lower ecological awareness, these countries too want major renewable energy investment, Hartmann said.
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It has also suffered from growing competition from renewable energy and cheap natural gas.
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Facebook and Google have both signed contracts to buy huge amounts of renewable energy.
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Is renewable energy defying the odds of the Trump administration's pro-fossil fuel agenda?
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And when it comes to renewable energy, those steps are more like a sprint.
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In 2011, the government announced plans for 28 renewable energy projects around the country.
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Switching to a clean, renewable energy supply will create jobs and boost the economy.
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