Energy & Renewables Newsletter
June 04, 2009

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India to invest US$22bn in bid to become world solar leader
The Indian government is working on ambitious plans designed to make the country a world leader in solar energy, boasting 200GW of installed solar capacity by 2050. A draft of the National Solar Mission strategy, which was leaked to The Hindu newspaper, revealed the government is planning to provide up to $22bn in state funding over the next 30 years as it attempts to build a solar industry in the country.  The strategy also sets out targets, calling for installed solar capacity to rise from the current three megawatts to 20 GW by 2020, and 100GW by 2030.  The proposals, which have ...
EC study finds out that EU 20% renewables target can give jobs to 2.8m people
Reaching the 2020 renewable energy targets is expected to lead to around 2.8 million jobs in the renewable energy sector and generate a total value added of around 1.1% of GDP. This is the main conclusion of a European Commission`s study on the impact of renewable energy policy on economic growth and employment in the European Union (Employ-RES) which is available in the internet now. Energy Commissioner Andris Piebalgs said: `This shows that benefits of renewables in terms of security of supply and fighting climate change can go hand in hand with economic benefits`. In 2005, the renewable energy ...
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