Business Edition
nr 7
May 12, 2005
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Rolf de Vos, Editor-in-chief
Iberian markets: ambitious goals, promising markets
The Portuguese and Spanish markets
for power from renewable sources are expanding fast. Both countries are
at the forefront of green power developments in the EU, especially in
wind energy. Read
more
German RE branch to export about three billion Euros in 2005
German renewable energy manufacturers
are expecting to reach an export volume of about three billion Euros this
year. Simone Peter of the German 'Endless Energy' Campaign revealed this
news during the Hannover Fair 2005. Read
more
GreenPrices Market Monitor
GreenPrices Business Edition regularly
reports on market developments, prices and recent trades of green certificates
in Europe. This issue: Elcerts, GoOs and the Belgian certificate market.
Read more
Intelligent Energy Europe demo programme continued till 2013
Under the European Commission’s
'Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme' (CIP), the Commission
has announced the continuation of its 'Intelligent Energy – Europe' (EIE)
programme for the 2007- 2013 period. Read
more
Photovoltaics EU pass 1 GW barrier
With a growth of almost 70 % compared
to 2003, solar cell capacity in the European Union passed the 1 gigawatt
barrier in 2004. But cracks are appearing in the biggest PV market in
the world. Read
more
Ireland’s largest wind park comes online
A number of wind parks have recently
come online, most notably in Ireland where on 27 April, 2005 the country
officially opened its largest wind farm to date. The €86 million project
at Meentycat in Donegal County comprises 38 turbines for a total of 72
MW of installed capacity. Read
more
More than 50 new proposals for Dutch offshore wind
Trade winds continue to blow across
the North Sea as more wind farm initiatives are being announced. In the
first few months of this year the Dutch government received 54 ‘starting
notes’ for offshore wind farms. Read
more
Utilities in the USA report driving sales of green electricity
Last month, the U.S. Department
of Energy's (DOE) National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) released
its annual ranking of leading utility green power programs. Read
more
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Advertorial (Contents under responsibility of RECS Transparent disclosure not without use of GoOs For the green part of
this disclosure information, Guarantees of Origin for renewable
energy are obviously the right instrument. Another reason to install
systems that are able to transfer GoOs across borders. Read
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