10 Most-read Articles of 2015 on RenewableEnergyWorld.com
From photo essays to in-depth policy and technology analyses, here’s a look at the most popular [...]
Year: 2015
Cool roofs in China offer enhanced benefits during heat waves
New Berkeley Lab study uses regional climate model to compare heat waves to normal summer conditions. [...]
2015 second hottest year on record for Europe
The year 2015 will be the second hottest on record in Europe, with mean annual temperatures [...]
WIRSOL opens largest solar park in Scandinavia
Approximately 61-megawatt solar park the foundation for further projects in Denmark Diese Meldung teilen [...]
Global carbon emissions projected to decline in 2015
This year emissions could decline by 0.6 per cent, according to researchers of the Global Carbon [...]
Climate study finds evidence of global shift in the 1980s
Planet Earth experienced a global climate shift in the late 1980s on an unprecedented scale, fuelled [...]
Satellites Find Sustainable Energy in Cities
KIT Researchers Identify Underground Heat Islands from Surface Temperature and Building Density. Diese Meldung teilen [...]
Study finds there is less knowledge about global species diversity than previously assumed
Many of the previous studies on global species diversity are inaccurate. Diese Meldung teilen [...]
Plan International and SkyPower bring light to rural Kenya through 2 million home solar kits
Child rights organization Plan International is bringing light to millions of children’s lives as it joins [...]
Paris defines 100% renewable energy as the new normal
The UN Climate Change Conference COP21 ended last weekend with 195 governments agreeing on a new [...]
Global Solar Installations Forecast to Reach Approximately 64.7 GW in 2016, Reports Mercom Capital Group
Mercom Capital Group, llc, a global clean energy communications and consulting firm, forecasts another year of [...]
Pakistan: Light in the darkness
The US-Pakistan Clean Energy Partnership, which was recently announced, should be recognised for the estimated impact [...]
Inventions in climate change mitigation technologies growing strongly
A new study conducted by the European Patent Office (EPO) and the United Nations Environment Programme [...]
The Paris agreement is a breakthrough
Earth’s fate now depends on how fast and how strong we implement policy instruments to actually [...]
Cold, hot or dry: Persistent weather extremes associated with decreased storm activity
A decrease in storm activity over large parts of the US, Europe, Russia, and China is [...]