Business Edition
nr 57
21 June 2007
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"PV competitive in Europe by 2015"
Solar power can be competitive with retail electricity prices in Southern Europe by 2015, said solar research leader Wim Sinke at the second general assembly of the European Photovoltaic Technology Platform last week in Berlin.
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Chemnitz cold storage saves energy
The German town of Chemnitz is achieving a world’s first with its cold storage system due to go online at the end of this month. The system should render two electrically powered cooling machines obsolete.
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China world's largest greenhouse gas emitter
For the first time China has climbed to the top of the list of CO2-emitting countries. The USA is now a runner-up on the list.
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New feed-in tariffs to boost CHP in Spain
A new decree for feed-in tariffs in Spain may boost electricity production from CHP (combined heat and power) installations, especially for the remainder of 2007.
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Biofuels will fuel Boeing
In 10 to 50 years, biofuels will make up a much larger percentage of jet fuel in blends with synthetic diesel or Jet-A (standard Jet fuel), suggests Boeing in the ' Alternate Fuels for use in Commercial Aircraft' report.
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In brief
IEA: strong growth in renewable electricity
Transport sector - key element for clean future
UK consultation on low carbon cars
Dimas welcomes 2005 EU emissions reduction
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