Energy News of the Week (Nov.9-15, 2014)
2019/11/10
This week's news is about China's buildings energy efficiency, Japan's energy policy, U.S.-China climate deal, Peru's hopes for COP20, Chile's net metering, Brazil's deforestation monitoring, European cleantech Innovation and Australia's energy diversification.
< Asia >
One Word, China: Insulation
Bloomberg View-Nov 14, 2014
How hard will it be for China to fulfill its end of the climate deal signed with the United States this week?
Japan's new energy policy
Energy Global-Nov 13, 2014
Cedigaz has said, in a new report that Japan’s energy policy is undergoing fundamental changes.
< North America >
US China Emissions Pact and Larger Impacts
Energy Collective-Nov 14, 2014
The historic new U.S.-China climate deal changes the trajectory of global carbon pollution emissions, greatly boosting the chances for a global deal in Paris in 2015.
< South America >
Latin America Green News
Natural Resources Defense Council (blog)-Nov 14, 2014
Hopes set high for COP20 in Peru, net metering bill in Chile, new deforestation monitoring in Brazil.
< Africa >
Emerging Energy Trends In Africa
OilPrice.com-Nov 12, 2014
A new comprehensive report from the IEA has revealed some interesting energy trends taking place in Africa, with potential for huge growth and development.
< Europe >
European Cleantech Innovation: 13 Future Energy System Gamechangers
CleanTechnica-Nov 12, 2014
At a “business booster” event in Barcelona, sixty European cleantech startups supported by KIC InnoEnergy, presented themselves to the world.
< Australia >
Australia's role in the outlook for world energy
ABC Online-Nov 13, 2014
The world is on-track to increase its energy use by 37 per cent by 2040.