RenewableUK
By Nathanael Baker on April 14, 2010
Tags: Conservative Party, feed-in tariff, National Election, renewable energy public policy, Renewable Obligation, Renewable Obligation Certificate, RenewableUK, RO, ROC, United Kingdom
In England, the Conservative Party has caused quite a stir with the declaration of its plans to overhaul the country's renewable energy policy if it wins the national election in May.
By Brendan Demelle on March 23, 2010
Tags: Carbon Trust, Siemens, Northern Ireland, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, USD, Carbon Trust, Crown Estate, Ireland, Lord Hunt, Marine Current Tubines, marine energy, RenewableUK, Scotland, SeaGen, Siemens, tidal energy, tidal fences, turbines, United Kingdom, electricity, energy
The Crown Estate, a property portfolio owned by the United Kingdom, recently awarded the world’s first commercial wave and tidal leases to build a total of 1.2 GW of wave and tidal energy projects on ten sites in Scotland’s Pentland Firth and Orkne
By Nathanael Baker on March 10, 2010
Tags: Alex Murley, Ampair, Britain, Clean Energy Cashback, feed-in tariff, RenewableUK, small wind industry, small wind turbines, United Kingdom, wind turbines
With the United Kingdom's new feed-in tariff system, the Clean Energy Cashback, set to come into effect on April 1, 2010, energy debates and grievances are beginning to heat up.
