World Energy Headlines (Oct.29-Nov.3, 2013)
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< Asia >
PV energy enters high stable growth in Asia-Pacific emerging markets
CIOL-2013/10/30
TAIPEI, TAIWAN: The Asia-Pacific region's PV energy demands is exceeding Europe in 2013, due to emerging Chinese, Japanese and Indian markets, according to EnergyTrend, a green energy subsidiary of TrendForce. Due to high growth ...
< North America >
North America's Next Energy Hot Spots
Kiplinger Personal Finance-2013/10/30
An energy revolution is under way in Canada, Mexico and the U.S. And it's not just energy companies that are benefiting. By Jim PattersonSee my bio, plus links to all my recent stories., October 30, 2013. Follow @Kiplinger. With surging oil ...
< South America >
Latin America to require $2 tn in energy investment over 20 years
GlobalPost-2013/10/31
Montevideo, Oct 31 (EFE).- Latin America will require up to $2 trillion in energy-sector investment over the next 20 years to maintain its pace of development, the development bank behind the study "Energy: Perspectives on the Challenges ...
< Africa >
Renewable energy offers Africa chance to see the light
The Zimbabwe Mail-2013/10/30
AFRICA has tremendous potential to utilise renewable energy sources as it seeks to address an electricity shortage that has left more than half of the continent's billion people without access to power. The 48 sub-Saharan countries have a ...
< Europe >
How UK energy prices compare to other EU countries
ITV News-2013/10/29
The UK enjoys below average energy costs, according to Europe's Energy Portal, the EU body that monitors prices across the region. Per kilowatt of energy, we pay significantly lower than our European neighbours, but the major problem for ...
< Australia >
As solar power takes off in Australia, energy utilities fight back
Treehugger-著者: Chris Tackett-2013/10/29
With the price of solar power dropping, in some areas, it is now cheaper for consumers to supply their own energy than to rely on the grid. In what can be seen both as a sign of progress and an example of the challenge of systemic change, ...