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You may have seen some of our articles on other websites, blogs and forums, and we will still write for those sites also, but this site is our official home. You can get a lot of knowledge about renewable energy from our frequently updated articles and videos no matter how much you already know about the subject. In fact we already have more than 100 pages of resourceful information for you. Please feel free to leave any comments to us so we could keep improving this site. A Renewable Energy information hub for everyone.

EU Violates Aarhus Convention in '20% Renewable Energy by 2020 …

The Compliance Committee found that the EU did not comply with the provisions of the Convention in connection with its programme “20% renewable energy by 2020”, and its implementation throughout the 27 Member States … …

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The Other Looming Debate Over "Cash for Clunkers" Funding

Plan siphons billions from renewable energy technologies. While Senate leaders have reached agreement on a $2 billion extension of the cash for clunkers program, many lawmakers are already bracing for a more distant … …

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Issa: Solar Energy Company Docs Show High Risk in Accepting DOE ‘Stimulus’ Loan

Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, questions Mr. Michael Ahearn, Chairman of the Board for First Solar, Inc. during the Subcommittee on Regulatory Affairs, Stimulus Oversight & Government Spending hearing entitled, “The Obama Administration’s Green Energy Gamble: What Have All The Taxpayer Subsidies Achieved?” May 16, 2012 …

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The Oil Drum | Drumbeat: May 19, 2012

Discussions about Energy and Our Future … Gone are the days of sweet Texas crude and boundless Arabian oil fields, when petroleum lay so near the surface that all a company had to do was prick the Earth's crust and let the black gold gush. To the …. A kilowatt-hour of of electrcity generated by wind power emits less than one percent of the greenhouse gases as a kilowatt made by burning coal, according to a new National Renewable Energy Laboratory study. …

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The Oil Drum | Drumbeat: May 19, 2012